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You made an innocent change in USCGC Nettle (WAK-169) turning USA FS-396 into USAT FS-396 that I changed back. The smaller vessels, particularly service vessels such as tugs, rescue boats and such were designate U.S. ARMY (NAME) as can clearly be seen in photos at FS (freight and supply vessels) and Tugs. Somehow the USAT got into consciousness, most people didn't even know Army had a fleet, for any Army ship. There are some odd exceptions (I'm still mystified at how some old cable ships got both USAT and the English world recognized CS for Cable Ship), but in general that was only applied to large passenger/cargo vessels and even then it was restricted. To quote Grover, who did the definitive work on the fleet; "The formal designation USAT, for U.S. Army Transport was officially reserved for those vessels owned by, or bareboat-chartered to the Army, as opposed to those vessels that were allocated by the War Shipping Administration (WSA) or were under other forms of charter." (page one, U.S. Army Ships and Watercraft of World War II). Palmeira ( talk) 01:09, 25 May 2013 (UTC)
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Hi, this article looks about just about ready for GA, just the references (as discussed on my talkpage) need to be fixed. Zawed ( talk) 22:09, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
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You made an innocent change in USCGC Nettle (WAK-169) turning USA FS-396 into USAT FS-396 that I changed back. The smaller vessels, particularly service vessels such as tugs, rescue boats and such were designate U.S. ARMY (NAME) as can clearly be seen in photos at FS (freight and supply vessels) and Tugs. Somehow the USAT got into consciousness, most people didn't even know Army had a fleet, for any Army ship. There are some odd exceptions (I'm still mystified at how some old cable ships got both USAT and the English world recognized CS for Cable Ship), but in general that was only applied to large passenger/cargo vessels and even then it was restricted. To quote Grover, who did the definitive work on the fleet; "The formal designation USAT, for U.S. Army Transport was officially reserved for those vessels owned by, or bareboat-chartered to the Army, as opposed to those vessels that were allocated by the War Shipping Administration (WSA) or were under other forms of charter." (page one, U.S. Army Ships and Watercraft of World War II). Palmeira ( talk) 01:09, 25 May 2013 (UTC)
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I noticed you have help with the Emporia State University page and was wondering if you could help me out. The user Emporiauni is contributing to the article (which is great!), but does the references wrong. The names do not appear right in the reference section due to the not adding a name. (If that makes sense.) Is there a way you could possibly tell that user the correct way of making the article appear in the references section? I certainly do not, and I'm not sure about other users, have the time to go in and change all of that. I hope what I have asked makes sense! You'll see what I mean when you view the page.
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Glennen is an excellent choice. I was trying to get presidents that had served a long time. I'll look forward to see what you have done with the pix. Cuprum17 ( talk) 02:58, 23 October 2013 (UTC)
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I totally get what you are saying and unfortunately that is the feeling of many. Its really no better to advocate creating userid's because then they just create ten throwaway user id's and vandalize with those. It only takes a few extra seconds. You also said that a lot of the vandalism you see is by IP's. While that is certainly true, a lot of the edits that are useful are from IP's as well. A quick scan through recent changes shows a good sampling of good and bad. As for me creating a Username. I have no more desire to edit here from a username. I had one that I have basically thrown away after many years and a lot of edits. I spend the majority of my editing time at Wikia now. I find it to be a much more pleasnt editing environment. 138.162.8.58 ( talk) 18:50, 2 December 2013 (UTC)
G'day, mate, thanks for assessing No. 2 Squadron RAAF. In response to your comment on the assessment page, I've uploaded the unit crest to the infobox now if you want to take a look. Have a good day! Cheers, AustralianRupert ( talk) 12:16, 3 December 2013 (UTC)
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