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Magnum Intercompany NewsletterJanuary-July 2017 Issue #13.

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WOM history in the making....

1989- Mr. & Mrs. Puranik at WOM HQ

Mr. Puranik early 80 ‘s

1985- PROMCOWOM UK early 90’s

John Babu

Sang Do Varughese ChackoJ. Chacko

Mr. PuranikKim

Jose PinedaManuel SortoSurendra Puranik

Subhash Puranik

Newest Products

During the industry downtime, WOM has been busy �ne-tuning manufacturing and ramping up its product line with new prod-ucts. We are proud to introduce to you the newest additions to the WOM product line.

The Hyper Torque 16 for High Pressure Valves (patent pending)The normal operating torque required to open and close high-pressure valves is tre-mendously high and an even tougher task in extreme weather conditions or large size valves. As a solution, many manufacturers have come up with a Ball Screw Operated Valve for lower operating torque. However, these valves are equipped with a Lower Balance Stem Mechanism, posing a potential leak path and increasing the total weight of the valve, making it di�cult to accommodate at certain space requirements.

In response to the disadvantages found in the Ball Screw Operated Valves, WOM has engineered a torque reducer that eliminates the use of a Balance Stem- The Hyper Torque 16. This innovative and unique design fea-tures a Gear- Plunger Mechanism instead of the Lower Balance Stem Mechanism. Utiliz-ing the Gear and Plunger Mechanism great-ly reduces the operating torque so that the valve can be opened and closed with ease, gets rid of the potential leak path encounter with the use of a lower balance stem and are compact in height providing more �exibility to accommodate various applications.

The Gear-Plunger Mechanism has a pro-vision for “locking & unlocking” which has been tested and proven to hold pressure in

absence of the lower balance stem while in the lock position.

The Hyper Torque 16 o�ers distinct bene�ts to the user, such as:

Mansing Phase, Dattatray Chalak, Milind Kulkarni, Pratik Mahajan, Ravi Sankapale, Ravi Hadli, Chandrashekhar Tupe, Shivaji Khandagale, Dinesh Kashetty, Ninad Oak

Operating valve with WOM Hyper Torque 16.Operating valve without Torque Reducer

• Cost e�ective compared to other torque reducers in the market• Signi�cant reduction in operating torque needed to open and close a manual valve,

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allowing for a single person to operate the valve with ease• O�ers a comfortable working height• Eliminates the potential leak path encountered with the Balance Stem Mechanism• Ability to safely replace the stem packing while in full open position• Quicker and safer valve operation

Who are the Heavyweight Champions?

Magnum Forge and Machine Works (MFMW).

MFMW accepted the challenge and victori-ously produced the biggest open-die forged piece to date - the 18 ¾” 10,000 psi Ram Type BOP body.

With the billet weighing in at 11,500 kgs (25,353 lbs), the MFMW team utilized stra-tegic planning and skillful material handling techniques to forge the BOP body in the 16-ton forging hammer.

This new feat has signi�cantly added to the arsenal of open and close die forgings WOM has to o�er.

Congratulations MFMW on this great achievement!

From Left to Right: Mr. Datta Kumbhar, Mr. N. A. Pujari, Mr. Chandrakant Kumbhar, Mr. Ninad Oak, Mr. Ravi Hadli, Mr. Yogesh Kunjir, Mr. Dattatray Chalak, Mr. D. S. Nalawade, Mr. Ashish Zanjale.

From Left to Right: J. S. Patil, Anil More, Satyendra Yadav, Dinesh Kashetty, Lalsing Jadhav, Kshitij Mainkar, Ninad Oak and Magnum Forge Team

18 ¾” 10,000 psi RAM BOP

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Expanding the ball valves category, WOM has started manufacturing a Floating Ball Valve featuring a separate ball and stem design, in which a free-�oating ball is pre-loaded between the seats during assembly providing the user with an exceedingly re-liable and proven design against potential leak paths.

The valve design features a heavy duty bolted construction for longer life and withstanding pressures and is well suited for applications including:

• Oil and Gas Service with NACE and non-NACE based material selections• Pharmaceutical and Chemical Industry based material selection• Standard temperature range of -20F to 250F• Temperature range of 40F to 250F can be supplied on demand

Thank you to Rahul Mandare and Ramakrishna Dulaboji for working diligently towards developing this valve.

The Floating Ball Valve

Lever Operated Floating Ball Valve

Rahul Mandare -Ball Valve Engineer

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Metal‐To‐Metal SealingSealing at gate‐to‐seat is metal‐to‐metal. All WOM gate valves feature a metal bonnet seal. “Model‐500” in 3,000 to 10,000 PSI. pressure ratings have a pressure‐energized bonnet gasket.

Both model 500 and 550 o�er exceptional service life with minimal maintenance required.

Model 500 Technical Speci�cations:

• Available in sizes 1-13/16” to 4-1/16”• Working pressures ratings of 3,000 to 10,000 psi• Temperature range of -50F to 350F • PR-2• API-6A• PSL-3G• NACE -MR01-75

Model 550 Technical Speci�cations:

• Available in sizes 1-13/16” to 4-1/16”• Working pressures ratings of 2,000 to 10,000 psi• Temperature range of -20F to 350F• PR-2• API-6A• PSL-3G• NACE -MR01-75

Model 500 and 550 Gate Valves

Model 500 Gate Valve Model 550 Gate Valve

Model 550 Gate Valve on shop �oor

Entering the WOM gate valve product line, Models 500 and 550 gate valves o�er the user the option of a single-seat gate valve with non-elastomeric seals and without body brushing. Combined with forged construction, weld- clad corrosion -resistant alloy linings can be applied for maximum protection of the valve’s internal service area in severe applications.

Many of the features for models 500 and 550 are common to our famous Magnum Gate Valve: bi-directional sealing, metal-to-metal seal, lower torque required, T-slot Gate, and maximum protection against intrusion of particle contaminants into the valve cavity.

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In the continuous e�ort to diversify our product line, WOM has developed a Fluid End to compete in the growing hydraulic fracking market. After laborious material testing, the manufacturing of the complete assembly has been �nalized and the �rst Fluid End is currently in �eld for trials. More updates and information to follow

Fluid End Development

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New Marketing Tools

USE YOUR IPHONE TO BRING WOM PRODUCTS TO LIFE!WOM is now using augmented reality to enhance product views of the BOP Stack, Dual-Seal Ball Valve and Well-Test Manifold.

With the use of an app and the device’s camera, everyone may now bring these products to life using the images of each product as “triggers” to activate the 3D version of the product. The augmented reality app provides sectional views, exploded views and 360-degree views of each product for a fun and interactive product presentation.

The WOM Augmented Reality app is compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch iOS 9.0 or later.

VISIT EACH WOM BRANCH VIRTUALLY!Virtual tours of each WOM Branch around the world are now available on the WOM website, www.womusa.com .

Walk-though each WOM location and tour everything from o�ces, training centers to manufacturing shops. Each tour o�ers a realistic walking tour with rich media and 360-degree panoramic views.

If you can’t visit a WOM branch in person, the virtual tours are the next best thing to being on location.

The Virtual Tours can be found in the “Locations” sections of the WOM website.

To get the app, please visit the iTunes store through your device and search for “WOM AR Catalogue”.

Using the trigger images of each product, hold your phone over the image to see the 3D video image. Currently, only 3 products can be viewed using the app- the BOP Stack, the Ball Valve and Well-Test Manifold.

Here’s how it works:1. Go to your app store and download the WOM AR Catalogue app.2. Obtain a copy of the following catalogs: Ball Valve, BOP and Manifold Systems; all of which are available for download from the WOM website. 3. Open the app and point your camera at the product in the cover page.4. Tap the screen to see the product in exploded view.5. Enjoy!

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Setting the Bar for Excellence

In today’s fast paced work environments, there are fewer thank you notes written yet WOM never fails to receive them. A recent order commissioned WOM to supply ENSCO and BP with 50 valves for a choke manifold aboard the Thunder Horse Platform in the Gulf of Mexico. The project called for a fast turnaround and WOM was up for the chal-lenge, knowing this would only reinforce the relationship with BP as the go to manu-facturer for quality product and quick turn-around. Within the record time of 27 days, WOM was able to ful�ll the order just under the deadline. This was immediately recog-nized by both ENSCO and BP with positive remarks.

Randall Sprague, ENSCO Subsea Superintendent for Thunder Horse stated, “I know it was a hurry type job as they are most of the time and I feel as though things were handled in a very professional manner by your [WOM] team, it is greatly appreciated.”

Eli Nichols, BOP Specialist from BP also mentioned, “can’t think of many, if any, vendors that could have handled a scope that big that quickly.”

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Its honorable to receive compliments for good service and on-time delivery and serves as a reminder that business is built on the support and e�orts of everyone in-volved. Therefore, thank you to the R&R, Shipping, and Quality teams for all their ef-forts put forth to deliver this order.

Thank you Prasanna and Farewell

It is with mixed feelings we bid farewell to WOM Houston’s Vice President – Prasanna Pardeshi. After 25 years with WOM, Prasanna and his family are moving back home to In-dia. We will forever be grateful for his hard-work and dedication to WOM and we will miss him dearly.

Prasanna had this to share:

“ It was really a long journey work-ing with you all, seeing WOM grow

from small company to what it is today and being a part of itIt was always thrilling to accept new challenges, giving our best as a part of a Team and experience the joy of ful�llment!

During these years since 1992 as a Trainee Engineer I learned a lot from you all especially Mr. Puran-ik, Arun Karle, Willie and Marc.

I would like to thank Mr. Puran-ik for showing con�dence in me while shouldering bigger respon-sibilities throughout my career.

With some of you, I got an oppor-tunity to work closely, understand you better, it was really a pleasure to see you all develop and achieve great things!

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I want to thank each and every one in WOM globally for the sup-port and cooperation that I have received.

I wish you all the best in the fu-ture!!!”

We wish Prasanna the best of luck in all his future endeavors.

From Left to Right: Mahesh Puranik, Ajit Umrekar, Sukrut Joshi, Jose Pineda, Mrs. Pardeshi, Ron Tooker, Prasanna Pardeshi, Jaypal Ahirrao, Neelesh Musale, Shubhangi Musale, Gautam Musale, Akash Musale, Shivaram Kulkarni, Ramesh Rao.

Tradeshows

SPE OGIC Renaissance Mumbai Convention CenterMumbai, MaharashtraApril 4-6, 2017With strong focus on portraying WOM as a complete solution’s manufacturer for all line and pressure control equipment, WOM alongside Access Oil, showcased the Deep-water Riser System and Compact Wellhead at the SPE Oil and Gas India Conference in April. Leveraging on the event’s multi-disci-plinary technical sessions, WOM generated leads and had face-to-face interaction with visitors looking for solutions to upcoming projects. SPE OGIC has also served as a good platform to continue conversations with cli-ents such as ONGC, on existing and future projects.

From Left to Right: Kabir Lulla, Sandesh Ghadigaonkar, Naresh Vaidya, Kunal Howal, Gaurav Singavi, Shrenik Turakhia, Sanket Khelurkar, Sachin Jadhav, Ashwin Divekar

From Left to Right: Shobha Surve, Shobha Sawant, Arun Karle, Rashmi Karle, Priya Sawant, Bhagyashree Howal.

Shrenik Turakhia and Lincoln Ong

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From Left to Right: John Saajev, Mauricio Portugal (Petrospec), Guilherme Santos (Petrospec), Guest, Ronaldo Barreto (Petrospec), Adriana Lua, Neelesh Musale

From Left to Right: Neelesh Musale, guests from India, Kabir Lulla

From Left to Right: John Saajev, Mahesh Mithran, Neelesh Musale

O�shore Technology Conference NRG Center Houston, TexasMay 1-4, 2017This year, OTC was not just another trade-show, it was a game changer. With an im-pressive, record-breaking display, WOM literally stood out from the crowd of ex-hibitors this year with a full size 13 5/8” 15K BOP Stack assembly. As a representation of WOM’s massive manufacturing capabili-ties, visitors were in awe at the opportunity to see a real-life BOP stack and fascinated by the patriotic paint job representing the Texas Flag. The BOP Stack, which weighed a total of 75-tons, included one large bore double ram bop, one standard double ram bop, one standard single ram bop and an annular. Visitors and media alike were ex-cited to learn about the technology and ca-pabilities behind the BOP Stack and would quickly spread news to colleagues at the show about the towering BOP display which resulted in WOM being included in the OTC highlights of the Houston Chronicle. By the third day of the show, the BOP stack had be-come a social media sensation with people lining up to take sel�es. In conjunction with the BOP, WOM posi-tioned itself as an industry leader with a large 20’x30’ banner display outside of the NGR Center and was a platinum sponsor for the OTC Achievements Awards Luncheon. Two sponsorships that de�nitely provided WOM with added brand recognition. Need-less to say, OTC was once again a great show for WOM.

ILTA George R. Brown Center Houston, TX June 3-5, 2017The 2017 ILTA - International Liquids Termi-nals Association recently concluded their annual meeting and trade show in Houston, TX. WOM, one of the 200 exhibiting compa-nies, had a 10 x 10-foot booth displaying our ball valve product line at the two-day event dedicated to the storage and handling of re-�ned hydrocarbons, such as gasolines, die-sel fuels, and crude oil. Hydrocarbon liquids require di�erent han-dling equipment than natural gas and there are always new industry regulations and best practices being adopted. This trade show allows WOM to be exposed to the End Users, fabricators, and Resellers who may be interested in our technology.

For the past couple of years, ILTA has sched-uled presentations of a technical nature for interested ILTA members. Bill Lanning, API 6D Product Mgr for WOM’s ball valve prod-uct line, was asked to do a presentation on “Technical and Regulatory Considerations for Selecting and Purchasing Valves”. This is a broad and potentially very boring top-ic. However, the WOM team was up for the challenge of keeping the audience engaged. Bill created a three-page typed paper on the subject and used a PowerPoint slide pre-sentation to support and explain the paper. The main point of the presentation was that in today’s business environment, the End User of valves cannot a�ord to buy inferior equipment. The liability and the cost to shut down and replace a poor-quality valve is too great to take the risk.The presentation was a 30-minute talk and seemed to be well received. After the pre-sentation, several attendees asked for cop-ies of the PowerPoint. They wanted to show it to their companies to strengthen the argu-ment for buying better valves than has been the practice in the past.WOM has participated in this exhibition for about a decade now.

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Sport Events

WOM Cricket Club (WOMCC)- The Champion’s JourneyWOM Cricket Club best known as WOMCC in Houston Cricket Circuit was formed in the year 2014 with complete support from the WOM Management to convene all cricket enthusiasts at WOM and give them an op-portunity to play Cricket. The team started with just a few people playing Cricket for fun after work, but soon after the WOMCC team members worked very hard to build one of the best teams in Houston. Over the next few years, the WOMCC built a reputation by participating in premier Cricket tourna-ments in Houston. The team is built the on principle of fair play and taking a profession-al approach towards the game of cricket. Foremost, WOMCC would like to thank WOM Management for their unconditional sup-port throughout this journey.WOMCC participated in the Houston Taped

Ball Cricket League (HTBC), one of the pre-mium cricket leagues in Houston consisting of the best teams of 2014 for the �rst time, and reached the Semi�nals in the very �rst tournament. None of the other teams in the league believed the WOMCC would make it to the Semi�nals in their �rst tournament. With the success of the �rst tournament, WOMCC became a permanent member of the HTBC, performing exceedingly well across many tournaments. WOMCC estab-lished itself as one of the consistently top ranked teams in the league. Due to the repu-table performance of the WOMCC, the team was invited to play for the inaugural winter league of India House Cricket Tournament (IHTC) in 2015.The tournament consisted of 16 teams from Houston and WOMCC again, made it to the semi�nals in the �rst tournament of a league. This proved the team can perform in any league and against any opposition. The WOMCC was now being recognized by all the other teams and league organizers as one of the teams to watch closely.WOMCC reached 6 consecutive semi�nals after the inaugural tournament and estab-lished itself as one of the top teams in the League. However, the team was disappoint-ed with not making into the �nals after reaching 6 consecutive semi�nals.Nevertheless, the defeat only made the team more determined to become the champi-ons of the next tournament. The WOMCC trained harder and played with even more zeal and passion to overcome the semi�nals’ hurdle. Through this commitment, the team

reached the �nals in the winter league 2016 of India House Houston Premier League (IH-HPL). This time there was no stopping the WOMCC from reaching the goal, in one of the most critical performances of the team’s journey, the WOMCC became league cham-pions and won their �rst trophy. The �nal match was said to be an undisputable win with the WOMCC crushing their opponents at every stage of the game. From competing with 10 teams in the �rst tournament to 24 teams in the last, every tournament helped grow the team’s pop-ularity and strength. Being champions amongst a high caliber of teams, is an ac-complishment and victory the WOMCC will cherish for time to come. It is also highly commendable that even though the team played an exceptional game, the WOMCC is recognized as “TRUE CHAMPIONS” by the other teams and or-ganizers for the good sportsmanship con-ducted in the �eld. New players and players from other teams have expressed their wish to join the WOMCC. The WOMCC has worked hard to be a respected team in the Houston Cricket Circuit. After the Win, the WOMCC hosted a party to celebrate victory with current and former team members. WOMCC team is now playing in the current tournament and are the leading team hold-ing the championship. WOMCC is on top of the list for the current tournament. WOMCC and its members look forward to continuing the winning streak and creating a legacy of their own in the Houston Cricket Circuit.

WOMCC Team Players:

From Left to Right: Shivaram, Waqas, Navin,

Subbu, Rakesh, Sujith, Ashish, Neelesh, Amol

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From Left to Right: Waqas, Rakesh, Subbu, Shivaram, Sujith, Navin, Neelesh, Manju, Amol, Ashish, Praveen

WOMCC Family with the Trophy Winners

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OFFICIAL WOM CRICKET TOURNAMENTWith Cricket being the most popular sport in India, WOM Pune o�cially held their �rst WOM Cricket Tournament in April and early May of this year. The 3-day event, which was held at the Katariya High School in Mukund-nagar near Swarget included 46 teams and over 530 players participating, all of which were employees of WOM, Magnum Forge and Magna Casting.

The team of the tournament were the “WOM Lions” with the “Magnum Friends” coming in second. The teams were made up of 23 members:

The man of the Match was named as Sagar Pangare from the WOM Lions team with:

Batting 22 runs (not out) – 4s x 2, 6s x 1Bowling – 1 over – 3 runs -1 wicket

The best batsman was Lahu Shitole from the Magnum Mavale TeamThe best bowler was Amol Surve from the Magnum Friends TeamThe best �elders were Avinash Shinde and Sachin Bandal, both from the Magnum Friends Team

This exciting event was organized by Mansing Phase, Ninad Oak, Vinod More, Sachiien Agarey, Vinayak Chavan, Prashant Patil, Amit Jadhav, Santosh Deewan, and Bapu Wadkar.

WOM Lions Teams:

• Amol Dangiste• Sachin Dighe [C]• Pandurang Kate• Pavan Khengare• Ganesh Borge [Vc]• Sagar Pangare• Vinayak Kamathe• Datta Shinde• Maharudhra Kopretkar• Amit Jadhav• Prashant Chopade

Magnum Friends:

• N. A. Oak• Sachin Agare• Avinash Shinde• Amol Surve• Yogesh Wayker• Vijay Chandanshiv• Girish Divate• Sarjerao Kamble• Sachin Khude• Sachin Bandal• Keertikumar S. Mane• Chandrakant Ingulkar• Arun Pimpare

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Final Match: WOM Lions vs Magnum Friends

Puranik Sir with organizing committee

Winning Team: WOM Lions Runners-up Team: Magnum Friends

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WOM continues to be a proud sponsor of the Derricks and Diamonds charity softball tournament bene�ting the Texas Children’s Hospital and Snowdrop Foundation. In a two-day event, WOM sponsored one team to partake in the recreational division of the tournament. This year WOM was also able to enter one player to be part of the Hall of Fame Game. The Hall of Fame Game is made up of players from the top tournament sponsors versus NOV and Schlumberger executives. Unlike the recreational or competitive tournaments, spectators are encouraged to join in on the fun by donating items to the players to wear during the game. Juan Castillo, representing WOM, �aunted tutus, wigs and even an Elvis out�t bringing high-spirit to the game.

Juan Castillo in Game 4- All Star Game

Juan Castillo in Game 3- All Star Game 2017 Team Photo

Monica Vickous and Family

Juan Castillo Fielding in All-Star Game

LET’S PLAY BALL!

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The World Environment Day (WED) is celebrated worldwide on 5th June, every year, to raise awareness on the environment and mobilize actions towards environment protection. This year’s theme is ‘Connecting People to Nature – in the city and on the land, from the poles to the equator’.

WOM celebrated World Environment Day by demonstrating its commitment towards environment protection and cultivation. Employees partook in a fun �lled day planting trees within company premises and spreading awareness on Water & Energy saving measures and Green Globe initiatives.

“An Inconvenient Truth”, a documentary �lm presented by former United States Vice President Al Gore in 2006, was shown to employees in multiple batches. Focus of this documentary is to educate citizens about global warming and its repercussions.

We must all do our bit, to protect the environment and our precious natural resources, ensuring a healthy future.

From Left to Right: Kshitij Mainkar, Shivaji Khandagale, Sachin More, Sandeep Arote

From Left to Right: Priyanka Kale, Rajashree Shinde, Mugdha Shukla

From Left to Right: Shrenik Turakhia, Firoz Jamadar, Prashant Patil, Dattatarey Shastri

World Environment Day 2017

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From Left to Right: Harshavardhan Gune, Dattatray Kadam, Priyanka Tapadia

From Left to Right: Ramchandra Ghalsasi, Ganesh Nigade

From Left to Right: Vinod Menon, Ravi Bhushan

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WOM Pune recently unveiled a state of the art display gallery showcasing some of WOM’s most innovative technology achievements. The high-quality product display is 780 square feet and located directly across from the WOM Pune main o�ce. Built using a folding glass parking system, three sides of the structure slide and stack back, facilitating the movement of large and heavy equipment in and out of the gallery.

The gallery features products such as:

• 4-1/16” 10K 200M Gate Valve with a Hyper Torque Reducer• 3-1/16” 10K Magnum Gate Valve • 2-1/16” 10K Positive Choke• 2-1/16” 15K Check Valve• 3-1/16” 10K Adjustable Choke• 3-1/16” 15K Hydraulic Choke• 9” x 3-16” 10K X-mas Tree Assembly• 14” Dual-Seal Ball Valve 600 Class• 3-1/16” 15K Subsea Magnum Gate Valve• 13-5/8” 10K Single Ram BOP with SP-Tandem Booster & traditional tandem booster• 11” 15K x 9” 10K Surface Wellhead- Section A• SP-II Compact Wellhead Assembly, stage 3• SP-II Compact Wellhead Assembly, stage 2• IRS Model• Working Gate Valve Model• Working Ball Valve Model

Product Display Gallery

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Mr. Sudhir Puranik, CEO and Founder of WOM, unveiling Display Gallery with ribbon cutting ceremony

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MARQUEZ, RINALDO P.MARRERO, YUANDERMARTINEZ, JUAN M.MATHAI, ABRAHAMMATHEW, VINCENTMAVELITHARAYIL, JACOB M.MCDOWELL, DONNA M.MEJIA SANCHEZ, CARMEN L.MENDEZ, JOSE J.MENDEZ, JUANMERINO, RANDY E.MIRANDA, JUAN H.MIRANDA, MIGUEL J.MOIZ, MARYAMMORAN, DANIEL N.MUSALE, SHUBHANGI P.MUSELLA, STEPHEN M.NAVARRATE, HECTOR R.NAVARRO, JULIONERURKAR, PRIYANKNEUENDORFF, MATTHEW A.NGO, ANH H.NGUYEN, BRYAN T.NGUYEN, TIM B.OBREGON, EUNICE M.OLANDEZ-RUIZ, CINTHIA C.OUTERBRIDGE, PAMELA D.OZMENT, JASON C.PALOMO, MARCO A.PARADA, ELMER I.PATIL, BHARAT K.PATIL, RAHUL A.PAWAR, AMOL S.PENA JR, FREDDIE M.PIERRE JR, DARON W.PIERRE, DARON W.PIERRE, PRESTON J.PILLAI, HARIPRUDHOMME, RHONDA R.PURANIK, REVATI S.PURANIK, SUDHIRRAMOS, MAURICIO V.RAO, RAMESH A.REED, TAMARA R.RINCON, JOEL J.RODRIGUEZ, CRUZ G.RODRIGUEZ, GENARORODRIGUEZ, RICARDORODRIGUEZ, VALERIE A.RODRIGUEZ, YARIELROMERO, FAUSTO S.SALGUERO, BRYAN S.SANCHEZ, EDGARSINAKONE, PHETLAMPHONESORTO-RIVERA, MANUEL A.SPIVEY, JEREMY W.STEPHEN, STEVETHAZHATHU, THAMPY I.

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THIRUGNANASAMBA, SUSEENTHIRANTHOMAS, BIGI P.THOMAS, BINUMONTHOMPSON, DEXTER V.TOOKER, RONNIE R.TREMINIO TORREZ, NAPOLEONTRIVEDI, ASHISHTRUONG, KIEM P.TURNER, JOHN A.UMANZOR, JENNIFERUMANZOR, YOSIMARVAIDYA, AMOL M.VARGHESE, JOYVEGA, JOSE A.VELASQUEZ MEJIA, AGUSTINVICTORES, WILBERTOVILLANUEVA, JOHN R.VO, TRAM-ANH T.WAGGONER, MATTHEW B.WAKODE, MAYURESH P.WILLIS, MICHAEL D.YOHANNAN, SHAJI K.YORK, SHALAESEYA M.ZACHARIA, THEKKEMOOZHIPARZAPATA JR, MANUELZEPEDA, RENE A.

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ABASO NAMDEO WALKE AJAY ASHOK PAWAR AJAY DATTATRAY SHIRPALE AJEET KUMAR GUPTAAJIT ANIL DHAMALE AJIT BHARATRAO KULKARNI AKASH SAMBHAJI ROKADE AMAR ANNA GAIKWAD AMIT BABASAHEB MAHAJAN AMIT BALKRISHNA SHEWALE AMOL ASHOK KHOLE AMOL BALASAHEB PAWAR AMOL DHONDIBA PANGARKAR AMOL RAMCHANDRA JAGDALE AMOL SHANTARAM PAWARAMOL VASANT JAGTAP ANAND LAXMAN MANEANANDA PANDURANG RAJAPURE ANANDRAO MARUTI YADAVANANTA JANARDHAN DHAKE ANANTA SHRIPATI KANKANGAD GANPATRAO UGALE ANIKET DHANANJAY TAKAWALE ANIL ANKUSH MEMANE ANIL KISAN NIGADE ANIL MADHUKAR DESHMUKH ANIL PARSHURAM PILANE ANIL PUNDALIK SASANE

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ANIL SHENPADU BEHERE ANIL SITARAM SHIRSATH ANIL DATTATRAY WADKARANIL PANDURANG MORE ANIL RAJARAM SURYAWANSHIANIL SHANKAR SHELARANIL SHIVARAM MANDHAREANKUSH JANARDHAN SHITOLEANKUSH JAGANNATH GHOGAREANKUSH NAGORAO CHANNAGIREANNASO MARUTI PATIL ARJUN SAHEBRAO SHINDEARUN ANANDA LANGAR ARUN VITHOBA PIMPLE ARUN VITTTHAL DAREKARASHISH RAMKRISHNA YAWALKAR ASHISH JAYAVANT JADHAVASHOK GAVRAM POTGHAN ASHOK VAMAN GAIKWAD ASHOK DASHRATH KALAMKARASHOK DNYANOBA GOGAWALEASHWINKUMAR DNYANESHWAR DIMBLE ATUL BAPURAO RAMGUDEAVADHOOT TRIMBAK CHANDWADKAR AVINASH KASHINATH BHALERAO AVINASH LAXMAN SHINDE AVINASH SHIVRAM RAUT BABAN HARI KOLHE BABASAHEB NANASAHEB DESHMUKHBABASAHEB UTTAM PHALAKEBABLU MAHADEV KHUTWADBAJIRAO NAMDEO GOGAWALEBAJRANG BHAUSAHEB GOGAWALE BALAJI SUKHADEV BHOSALE BALAJI ABHIMAN SHINDEBALAJI LAXMAN RUDRAKSHABALAKRISHNA BALARAMUDU SEELABOINA BALASAHEB ANKUSH PETE BALASAHEB MAHARUDRA KOPRETKARBALASAHEB PANDURANG SAMINDRE BALASAHEB EKANATH MANDHAREBALKRISHNA MADHUKAR WADKARBALU LAXAMAN BORKARBANDU DIGAMBAR KONDHANKAR BAPU LAXAMAN CHORMULEBASAPPA KAMBALIHAL PRAKASH BHAGWAN RAMCHANDRA KASURDE BHAGWAN WAGHU DHAVALEBHAGWAT BALASAHEB THORATBHANUDAS BHAU JAGDALE BHASKAR SANTU NIKAM BHAUSAHEB BABAN KURADEBHAVIN MAFATLAL KHARVA BHIMAJI BALU GOGAWALEBHIMRAO UTTAMRAO THORATBHUPAL GANAPATI SALUNKHE CHANDRAKANT ISHWAR CHIKALI CHANDRAKANT RAGHUNATH AVSARE

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1-Jun13-Mar30-Jun1-May1-Jun14-May7-Jul27-May15-Feb10-Jun28-May1-Jun6-Jan1-Mar10-Feb28-Apr12-Jun5-Jun5-Apr7-Jun22-May26-Mar16-Jul16-Mar11-Mar9-Feb12-May2-Mar1-Jun1-Jun1-Jun1-Jun7-Mar7-Jun16-Apr5-May2-Jul15-May27-Mar6-Jan1-Jun1-Jun1-Jun5-Mar14-May8-Jun1-Jun2-Jan3-Jun4-Jun11-Jul1-Jul12-Feb1-Jun2-Jun1-Jun9-Mar28-Jul

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1-Jun1-May7-May8-Mar1-Jun1-Jun2-Jul1-Jun1-Jun25-May1-Jun10-May5-Mar1-Jun12-Jan1-Feb15-Jan1-Jun1-May27-Jan30-Jun1-Jun5-Feb16-May15-Jul5-Jun20-Apr3-Jan1-Jun4-May8-Jul11-Jun24-May10-Jun13-Jun17-Jun1-Jun1-Jun16-Feb3-Jun29-May2-Jun15-Jun6-Jan8-Jan1-Feb4-May1-Jun8-Mar15-Mar4-Jun23-Feb20-May8-Jun10-May10-Jul28-May2-Jun

CHANDRAKANT BABASAHEB YEDE CHANDRAKANT DATTU KACHARECHANDRAKANT SHIVAJI KUMBHAR CHETAN LAXMAN DESHPANDE DADA EKNATH GOGAWALEDADASAHEB DNYANDEO LENDAVE DADU RAGHUNATH SHELAR DAMODAR MAHADEV NAWASE DASHRATH SONABA GOGAWALEDATTAPRASAD BALASAHEB KONDE DATTATRAAY KASHINATH PATIL DATTATRAY BANSIDHAR CHALAK DATTATRAY BAPU PATIL DATTATRAY NAMDEO GOGAWALEDATTATRAY RAMCHANDRA TAMBEDATTATRAY VASANT LEKAWALEDATTATRAY VISHNU GOGAWALEDATTATRAYA DINKAR SHINDEDATTATREY VITHAL SHASTRI DAYANAND PRAKASH KHARADE DAYANAND SAHEBRAO MANDHARE DEEPAK PANDURANG TAUR DEEPAK SURENDRA SINGH DEEPAK BHIVA SHINDEDEEPAK RAJESHWAR KULKARNIDHANAJI SHIVAJI MAGAR DHANAJI BHAIRU SURVEDHANAJI DINKAR DAMGUDEDHANANJAY DHONDIRAM SHEWALE DHANANJAY RAMCHANDRA SHINDE DHANANJAY SOPAN ZANJALE DHANANJAY SOPAN KOLAGEDHANLAL GENDLAL KOHARE DHARMENDRA MAYAMACHINDRA J.DHIRAJ SAMBAJI TAJANE DIGAMBAR SOPAN PANGARE DIGAMBAR DAGADU SUTAR DILIP BAPURAO DHAGE DILIP DATTARAY NADKARNI DILIP GOPAL OVHAL DILIP RAMCHANDRA SHEVATE DILIP RAMCHANDRA WAVHAL DILIP DNYANDEO SHIRSATDILIP JAGANATH GAIKWADDINESH GINAJI DALVI DINESH HANUMANT KADAM DIPAK NAMDEO SALE DIPAK SOMNATH BHINTADE DNYANESHWAR DILIP MALEKAR DNYANESHWAR BABURAO GAIKWAD DNYANESHWAR NATHU KONDEEKANATH BABASAHEB KASHID GANESH SADASHIV SHINDE GANESH ANANT NIGADE GANESH BABURAO GAIKWAD GANESH HANUMANT GAIKWADGANESH SAMPAT JADHAV GANESH SHANTARAM GAIKWAD

GANESH SONU SOLKAR GANESH TANAJI MANE GANESH BHIMASHANKAR BAICHEGANESH NAMDEV RAUTGANESH PRABHAKAR GAIKWADGANPAT MAHADEV KUMBHARGAUTAM VIVEK GOVILKAR GIRISH SATISH DIWATE GOGAWALE BHARAT BALASAHEBGOPAL PHALPHALE SANJAY GORAKHNATH BIRAPPA KHANDEKAR GULAB SOPAN PANGAREGURUNATH BHANUDAS PALAVHANMANT RAMCHANDRA PATIL HANUMANT RAGHUNATH SHELAR HANUMANT SOPAN JADHAV HANUMANT MANIK KOLAGEHANUMANT VINAYAK SALUNKHEHARIBHAU SOPAN WADKARHARIKISAN EKNATH PAWAR HARISHCHANDRA AMBADAS JAGDALE HIRACHAND BABAN JADHAV JAGAN RAMESH GANGURDEJAGANNATH MARUTI GAIKWADJALINDAR TUKARAM DAMGUDEJAYWANT BHAGAWAN YADAV JAYWANT DEVRAM JAGTAP JITENDRA MURLIDHAR PHALAKE JITENDRA RAMDAS BHOSALEKAILAS MARUTI KHOPKAR KAILAS RAMJATAN CHOHANKALURAM BABAN KARMAREKALURAM SHANKAR GOGAWALEKALYAN SHAMRAO KSHIRSAGAR KAMALAKAR DEVIDAS DIKSHE KAMALAKAR HARIRAM CHANGOLE KANIF KASHINATH THORATKAPIL RAJENDRA MORE KEDAR GANGADHAR WALIMBEKEERTIKUMAR SHRIRAM MANE KESHAV GANPAT SHITOLE KESHAV NAGORAV KALEDHELEKESHAV SAHEBRAO JADHAVKIRAN MOHAN YADAVKISAN ANKUSH MANDHARE KISAN VISHNU GOGAWALEKISHOR ASHOK THORVE KISHOR NIVRUTTI UGALE KISHOR PANDURANG GOGAWALEKISHOR SANTOSH PAWARKISHOR VILAS PANGAREKONDIRAM BABURAO GOGAWALEKRISHNA HINDURAO GAIKWADKSHITIJ ASHOK MAINKAR KUNDAN KUNDLIK KONDHAREKUNDLIK DAJIRAM CHANDUGADELAHU ABHIMAN SHINDELALSING KISAN JADHAV

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LAUKIK POPAT BATHELAXMAN HIRANA SHIVRAJ LAXMAN DHONDIBA SHEDGE LAXMAN PANDURANG PANGARELAXMIKANT CHANDRAKANT GHOGARE M. GULANAGOUDAR CHANAVIRGOUDAMADHAV NAGENDRA GIRI MADHUKAR VISHNU THORATMAHADEV BABAN MUJUMALEMAHADEV KALURAM BADAKMAHENDRA DASHRATH MOHITE MAHESH ASHOK DHUMAL MAHESH BAPUSAHEB PATIL MAHESH MARUTI JADHAV MAHESH NARAYAN VIRKUD MAHESH SHANKAR CHANDUGADE MAHESHKUMAR MAHADEV MANE MAKARAND DATTATRAY BHONG MANDAR ASHOK DAMLE MANGALDAS BAJIRAO TUPEMANIK SHIVAJI PANGAREMANOHER BHAIRU SURVEMANOJ BAHIRU KANASE MANOJ LAXMAN MEMANE MANOJ MADHUKAR BHOSALE MANSING MOHAN PHASE MARUTI INDRAJIT PAWARMARUTI KISAN BANSODEMAYUR VISHNUDAS DHAMAL MILIND KRISHNANATH KULKARNI MINALKUMAR DATTATRAYA SONAWANE MOHAN GULAB GOGAWALEMUGDHA DILIP SHUKLA NAGNATH RAMBHAU KUMBHARNAMADEV BABU SAVANT NAMDEV KASHINATH DAMGUDENANDKUMAR VISHNU WADKAR NANDKUMAR GULABRAO DESHMUKHNARAYAN KRISHNA CHAWARE NARAYAN SHAMRAO GAWADE NARENDRASING VIJAYSING GIRASE NAVNATH DHARMA SHINDE NILESH ASHOK SAGARNILESH PRADEEP SHINDE NILESH MAHADEO MISALNILESH YASHWANT WALHEKARNINAD ASHOK OAK NINGAPPA AUDAPPA PUJARI NITIN BHAGAVAT GHODKE NITIN LAXMAN WADKAR NITIN POPAT THOMBARE NITIN DNYANDEO NIMBALKARNIVRUTTI TUKARAM GOGAWALEPANDURANG GANAPATI KALGUTKAR PANDURANG RAGHUNATH SHELAR PANDURANG HANUMANT GOGAWALE PANKAJ MADHUKAR MORE PARAG DNYANESHWAR CHOUDHARY

PARMESHWAR BHAGWAT PASALEPARSHURAM SUBHANNA SURYAWANSHI POONAM ANGAD THORAT POONAM ANIL KUTAWADE PRADEEP RAMCHANDRA GHARPURE PRADEEP EKNATH MEMANEPRADEEP VISHWANATH BANSODEPRAFULL AUDUMBAR DHOBALE PRAKASH BARASING ADHIK PRAKASH DNYANOBA BANDAL PRAKASH HIRAMAN BHEGADE PRAKASH RAMCHANDRA ALHAT PRAKASH GOVIND ZOPEPRAKASH NARAYAN DAKHINKARPRAKASH PARSHURAM PATILPRAMOD BHASKAR SHEWALE PRAMOD DINKAR MANDHARE PRAMOD GANGADHAR PADALE PRAMOD ISWAR PATIL PRAMOD ANADRAO SHINDEPRAMOD VAMANRAO GADEPRANAV PRAKASH GAIKWAD PRASAD PRAMOD JOSHI PRASANT KUMAR SETHI PRASHANT CHANDRAKANT SONAWANE PRASHANT NIMBA PATIL PRASHANT PRABHAKAR GIDDE PRASHANT RAJARAM PATIL PRASHANT SUDHAKAR FEGADE PRAVIN PRAKASH KERKAR PRAVIN HIRALAL BHOITEPRAVIN VILAS BHOSALEPRAVIN YASHWANT PATILPRIYANKA VISHWAS KALE RADHESHYAM YADAV RAHUL DILIP KAMALE RAHUL PRATAP DESAI RAHUL RAMESH LODHA RAHUL SAHEBRAO KHADE RAHUL RAVINDRA SHETE RAHUL SURESH MANDARERAJARAM NARAYAN GOGAWALERAJASHREE KAILAS SHINDERAJENDRA ARUN JARANDE RAJENDRA DATTATRAY SHINDE RAJENDRA SHRIRANG MAHADIK RAJENDRA VIJAYSINGH PATIL RAJENDRA SATYWAN KAKADERAJESH RAMAN MASALRAJKUMAR BHIKAJI CHOUGALE RAKESH DILIP HANJERAMAVATAR SATYANARAYAN SHARMA RAMCHANDRA JAGANNATH KARANDE RAMDAS MAHADEV PALANGE RAMDAS RAGHUNATH SHINDE RAMDAS SHIVAJI BARADKAR RAMDAS SHRIRANG GOLE RAMESH DINKAR THORAT

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RAMESH GOPU PAWAR RAMESH SHANKAR PAWAR RAMESH SHIVAJI DHIWAR RAMESH CHANDRASHA DODAMANIRAMESH PANDURANG MOHITERAMESHWAR SAJJANRAO MANE RAMESHWAR SUDHAKAR DHAWALE RAMKRISHNA MADIWALAPPA DULABOJI RAMRAO BHIKU CHOUDHARY RANJEET SHRIRANG ADHAWADE RAVI BHIMRAO SANKPALE RAVI BHUSHANRAVI NINGANNA BIRADAR RAVI RAMPPA HADLI RAVINDRA DASHRATH MAGAR RAVINDRA GANPAT PATILRAVINDRA JYOTIRAM MOHITERAVIRAJ TULSHIRAM WADKARRAYBHAN SARANGDHAR MORE REVNATH TUKARAM GAIKWADROHIDAS MAHADEO GAIKWADROSHAN DILIP PATIL RUSHIKESH MAHAVIR MANDALSACHIIEN VIDYADHAR AGAREY SACHIN ANNASAHEB WADKAR SACHIN ARUN SONAR SACHIN DADU MORE SACHIN DATTATRAY BANDAL SACHIN DNYANOBA KARNE SACHIN MADHUKAR GOLE SACHIN NANAJI PALASPAGAR SACHIN RAVINDRA DHAMAL SACHIN SHRIPATI KONDHALKAR SACHIN SUBHASH SHETESACHIN TUKARAM NIKAM SACHIN VINAYAK RANGDAL SAGAR DNYANOBA PANGARE SAGAR SARJERAO PATIL SAGAR SATAPPA PATIL SAGAR SURESH MAHAMUNI SAGAR BALASAHEB SURYAWANSHI SAHEBRAV SITARAM CHIKANE SAKHARAM PRABHAKAR PANGARESAMBHAJI SAHEBARAO BADADE SAMBHAJI VILAS PANGARESAMEER SAHEBRAO WALHEKARSAMPAT DNYANESHWAR CHOUDHARI SANDEEP FRANCIS SHELKE SANDEEP TULSHIRAM AROTE SANDEEP DATTATRAY TANPURESANDIP SHANTARAM CHORGHE SANDIP SHIVAJIRAO SALOKHE SANDIP SIDDHESHWAR ARADHYE SANJAY BHAGWAN ADSULE SANJAY GANPAT DIGHE SANJAY PANDURANG RAHINJ SANJAY SHANKAR KUMBHAR SANJAY CHHABURAO KADAM

SANJAY DHANAJI BEDSESANJAY HARICHANDAR PAWARSANJAY SHIVAJI TANPURESANJAY SHIVLING SWAMISANJEEV RAYAPPA KOLISANKALP SANJAY GOLIWAR SANTOSH ANANTA DESHMUKH SANTOSH APPA YADAVSANTOSH BABAN MADANE SANTOSH BHARAT JADHAV SANTOSH DATTATRAY PHARATESANTOSH GUNDERAO BIRADAR SANTOSH MANOHAR MANE SANTOSH RAGHUNATH WADAGULE SANTOSH VITTHAL GARDE SANTOSH BAJIRAO KHADE SANTOSH MARUTI BHOSALESANTOSH RADHAKRISHNA BORAWAKE SANTOSH VISHNU BORATESAPANA ARJUN KARIASARIKA RAJESH RAUT SARJERAO TATOBA JADHAVSATENDRA KUMAR YADAVSATISH ANANT LONKAR SATISH BALKRISHNA KULKARNI SATISH UTTAM GURAV SATYAJIT BABAN BHAJIBHAKARE SATYAPREM LIMBAJI MORE SATYWAN RAMCHANDRA MANDHARESHABBIR DADAMIYA SHAIKHSHAHAJIRAO RAGHUNATH KHOT SHAILENDRA DATTARAM PAWARSHAILESH VILAS SAWANT SHALAKA BALASAHEB MANDHARE SHANKAR MOHAN MHADGUT SHANTAPPA MUDAKAPPA KEMBHAVI SHANTARAM DATTATRAY CHIVESHASHIKANT BHIMRAYA GOLASARSHASHIKANT RAMDAS MORE SHAUKAT BAKSH MOLESHETEPPA SHIVARAYA NAGALGAON SHIVAJI MARUTHI BHANAGE SHIVAJI BABAN JADHAV SHIVAJI KISAN GAIKWAD SHIVAJI NIVRUTTI KOLPUKE SHIVAJI SHANKAR KHANDAGALE SHIVAJI CHANDRU BONDRESHIVANAND KALLAPPA KURUBATALLISHREERAM BHIRGUNATH SINGH SHRENIK RAJENDRA TUTAKHIASHRIHARI ALLU SHRIKANT CHANDRAKANT KULKARNI SHRIKANT RAMBHAU THAKARE SHRIKANT JAYARAM SAWANTSHRIKANT KASHINATH BABARSHRISH RAMCHANDRA KAMBLE SHYAM BABURAO CHEBALESIDDAPPA BASANINGAPPA KESHATTI

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