Section 1; para 1; Suggest mentioning the full word for "16.77 m (55 ft 0 in)" instead of abbreviation as it is the first mention of the unit.
Done.
Section 1; para 1; 15 tonnes (15 long tons); As far as I know 15 tons goes to 14.7631 long tonnes, I know this because due to the limitations of decimals in the conversion template. May be you increase the decimal limit, because some readers may feel that tonne=long ton.
Good point, done.
Section 1; para 1; 750 hp (560 kW); mention horsepower in full for the first time and also link it.
Done.
What is commissioning date or year? It is never mentioned.
only the laid down and launch dates are in the sources.
Could something more about their service could be added?
I've dragged together what there is from the sources, but they were a small class that wasn't up to cruises in the Mediterranean, so there probably isn't a lot to say prior to the war.
Section 1; para 1; Suggest mentioning the full word for "16.77 m (55 ft 0 in)" instead of abbreviation as it is the first mention of the unit.
Done.
Section 1; para 1; 15 tonnes (15 long tons); As far as I know 15 tons goes to 14.7631 long tonnes, I know this because due to the limitations of decimals in the conversion template. May be you increase the decimal limit, because some readers may feel that tonne=long ton.
Good point, done.
Section 1; para 1; 750 hp (560 kW); mention horsepower in full for the first time and also link it.
Done.
What is commissioning date or year? It is never mentioned.
only the laid down and launch dates are in the sources.
Could something more about their service could be added?
I've dragged together what there is from the sources, but they were a small class that wasn't up to cruises in the Mediterranean, so there probably isn't a lot to say prior to the war.