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What is the source of the 28,000 tonne mass figure? As far as I know, there was never a mass stated for the Concordia class. | What is the source of the 28,000 tonne mass figure? As far as I know, there was never a mass stated for the Concordia class. | ||
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I did a quick bit of looking last night and could not find a source for it. So it should probably be removed. | |||
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Revision as of 14:40, 28 May 2010
New article on the Concordia line. If anyone has more to add to its history or whatever else you can contribute, please feel free to do so. I will be updating this article as time goes on. Thank you.
-Aeronautico
You need to rework the last line. It's speculation and just doesn't fit well with the article. I only glanced over the rest but think you may also need to fix some more of it up as well.
- Dund
I agree. While the Midway class may have been developed as an economical replacement for the ageing fleet carriers, I doubt they would decomission the entire fleet of Concordias immediately.
The rest of the article seems okay, even if I don't like Americanisms, but that's just me. - Wedge009
The history might want to be rewritten a bit more though. I'm not sure how we should do these sometimes...do we include every single detail in a article like this or do we spread it out between individual ship articles? While I like the idea of having tons of info in one place, we have to organize it in a way that is useful to both us and anyone else wanting to buff up on WC history.
- Dund
What is the source of the 28,000 tonne mass figure? As far as I know, there was never a mass stated for the Concordia class. -dragon1
I did a quick bit of looking last night and could not find a source for it. So it should probably be removed.