87:; however, if this isn't considered helpful I'll gladly self-revert. Essentially my main change was the 2nd level heading "Battle" which I changed to "Campaign" (as in reality this was a campaign made up of a number of battles so it seemed more logical to use this term to me). Equally I have "promoted" the phases of the campaign (i.e. "First Phase", "Interlude", "Second Phase" and "Advance on Buna-Gona") to be 2nd level headings in their own right. My primary reason to do this was to separate them previous section which was quite long and covered a broad range of topics. To me this might help delineate where the article changes from a mostly thematic focus to a chronological one. Happy to discuss other viewpoints on this of cse though.
500:. Horii exercised direct command in the field. The commanders you have added, did not. NGF was the superior command for those units engaged in the campaign. Command in the field was exercised by several commanders, starting with Owen (or Templeton) and ending with Vassey. IMO, this is too intricate to explain in the lead. I would point to the infobox, where leaders are listed and this is a more appropriate place for this info. The "fluidity" you refer to is already is already touched upon in the last para of the lead, where the significant issue is the replacement of Rowell by Herring. Overall (IMO), the edit detracts more than it adds.
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Australian (and other) forces and the outcome for other areas in the region that fell quickly to the Japanese invading forces over the previous few months. Still, the underlying concern of invasion of Australia being the next step should probably take precedence over the ANZAC story (rightly) being reinforced in the body of the article "after" the successful outcome.
506:: The edit represents a "concept" of significance that is already represented in the last part of the final para of the lead. Your edit adds to the lead, taking it further from the guideline regarding size and without (IMO) sufficient justification to warrant this, given it is already touched upon. "Reeling" is probably not appropriate, given it might be considered editorialising. Unfortunately, one has to be very parsimonious in writing a lead for WP.
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1038:, it gives the Australian News & Information Bureau as producer(?). The specifics of the association with Cinesound Review would need a bit more research. Hall certainly received the award but it was made to the film, not an individual. I think it is best to be silent on that which is muddy. Please see my edit accordingly.
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in the "analysis" section of the article, with appropriate references. There are certainly issues that the article never comes to grips with. But as a general rule, when it comes to military history, you should be sceptical of claims that victory was the result of human factors and defeat of factors beyond anyone's control.
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this might work: "Assessments of Allied generalship have varied, with some criticism from historians about unreasonable and unrealistic perceptions of the terrain and conditions impacting upon how the campaign was fought ā to the detriment of the troops committed to the fighting." Thoughts? Regards,
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Australia (a little bigger news than the Greeks, which is nicely covered
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I adjusted the "Oscar-winning" sentence only because it was a little stilted, with its ", director,". Looking into the linked articles, I then saw that the issue is some confusion regarding whether the cinematographer or the director was the actual recipient of the Oscar. I would suggest that this
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G'day, I have checked Keogh again as it was many years ago I added that ref. I seem to recall that was just trying to reference content that was already there, which can sometimes be a bit fraught with danger if one isn't careful, so I probably bished it. From what I can see, Keogh directs his
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criticism towards the generic "GHQ", not any one specifically...so I feel that the statement potentially at least should be reworded to fix my mistake here. Keogh's analysis might also be dated, so potentially there are more up to date opinions, which could balance this out. Regards,
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Hitoshi Imamura commanded the Eighth Area Army, which was based in Rabaul. But his command was not created - and he was not appointed until 16 November, which is outside the scope of this article. That's why he is not mentioned in the article either. His name should be
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On your first point, I have made an amendment. On your second point, this has caused no end of confusion as to what you are referring to. I think you mean citation 30 as opposed to note 30? Plse see
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