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better. I worried that the article will fail in the first effort, and then maybe on the second round we can get there. My son is going away for 3 weeks July 18 (to see his mom, he's 3), so I'll have time during the day before I work to make some bigger contributions to the article. It's hard right now with him interrupting me all the time! :-) I'm glad to see the effort some are putting into the article, but the size has grown over 10 KB! Oh well. Have a good rest of your vacation! :-)
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and I will be for a couple of years (working and studying at the same time do take a lot of my free time ...) However, I'll try to pop in now and then and give you a hand with any articles you guys think they need a good work-over. It's better that you coordinate this thing because I won't have much time for other issues than editing. Anyway, I'll be glad to help wherever and whenever possible. Thanks again and enjoy your vacation!
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that to each of the sections to answer some of the concerns in the FAC feedback. I'm also going to try to add stuff about espionage and such to each of the sections for the same reason, rather than having a section for espionage. Ugh. I hate how large the article is, but I can't seem to do a whole lot to shrink it down. So it looks like this is still a work in progress.
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and BTR 50/60/70/80/90s for the wheeled. So it depends what you count as in store, and in what condition. If you want to change the figures, go ahead, but remember to reference the change properly and remove the old reference totally, otherwise we'll have Warfare.ru numbers appearing to come from the IISS. Cheers
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Truman, the Stalin article is a more general focus on world events, taken in a European then Asian context as it relates to the CW. The CW article does not really have much to say about what happened with Asia. I can see how Stalin would have thought himself surrounded...anyway...here's my (minimal) effort:
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Of course - I totally agree. That 23,000 is total in store and also being used, and should only be understood that way. I doubt now that any T-55s remain in any line units expect perhaps some Bases for Storage of Weapons and Equipment, for example. As I said, feel free to change the numbers, but make
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and Warfare.ru use different counting rules. IISS Military Balance 2008 lists 23,000 MBT, 250-300 T-90 by the end of 2008, 4500 T-80, 9500 T-72L/M, 3000 T-72, 4000 T-64A/B, 500 T-62, and 1,200 T-55. Then there's 15,140+ BMDs and BMPs, and 9,900 tracked and wheeled APCs. BTR-Ds, MT-LBs are the tracked
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Hey...it seems that the FAC is going down in flames, so I went ahead and rewrote the "Containment" section, and broke it down into two pieces (so far): Europe and Asia. I also tidied up the prose a little bit, too. I'll be working on adding some sub-sections like "Culture and Media" or something like
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Thanks, Eurocopter, it's good to edit here again! ;) First of all, congratulations for all the good articles you wrote. You did a hell of a job, especially in the field of Romanian military history. Kudos to you! Secondly, sorry for not being here to help you guys, but I've been pretty busy lately...
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I don't blame you on changing your mind. My biggest complaint is that this whole section is way too big in comparison to the rest of the article. And now its grown even bigger to give it more balance. I cut out a few things in my sandbox that I did, and reworded a few things. Maybe I'll have a chance
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Hey Eurocopter, I'm trying (without much success, I'm afraid) to integrate some material from the Stalin article into the "Containment" section. One of the problems is that many of the things in the Stalin article aren't referenced, and another is that while the CW article really does focus a lot on
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No finding any books at the book store, so I'll hit the library to see what I can find. Meanwhile, have a look at my CWSandbox to see what I've done with the containment section. I'm about half done, but it's coming along. It will be a major rewrite of what's there now. Let me know what you think.
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page, and wondered if you might be able to improve this in any way, or at least have access to more sources. The Romanian article has more info, but appears to use the same (uncited/non-footnoted) sources. At any rate, I didn't see any edits from you on the page history, so I thought you might be
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Eurocopte Tigre, I think it is a shame the "Transylvania" page has no link to Michael The Brave in its history chapter. Romania and Transylvania relations are not properly represented. You were very active in Michael The Brave page, you should do it! I dont think I am Romanio-centrist to ask for
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Thanks for all your hard work on adding the strategic bomber and transport regiments to this page. However one thing you did for readability, at least in my browser, doesn't help; the extra title lines, which display out of line after each section break. Would you mind if I removed them until we
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I'm going to the book store today to see what I can find. Should be fun! And yeah, there's a little bit of some edit warring going on with that lead paragraph, and then the "dubious" tag...I sorta worried that it would happen that people would see the FAC and make the article worse, rather than
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Hi, thanks for completing my comments. I see you have done wonderful things with the article, and I thank you. I don't think I can fully support the article *yet* because of a discussion that has just gotten underway at the talk page. Anyway, the Cold War is a really interesting topic and I am
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You closed this review premature. So far there were comments about what needs to be done to improve the article, but there was not yet a reply by Yannismarou who nominated the article for review. In such cases you should first ask whether there was work in progress before closing the review.
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of policy pages we have here, specifically WP:RS and WP:V. A much better response would have been an explanation of why it doesn't meet our criteria. It is easy to forget that some people haven't been around here as long as we have and don't know all the lingo, or even our basic standards.
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corps, until 1998, with the Air Forces' divisions, which is inaccurate from a historical perspective, not to mention that there may be also Air Forces corps yet to discover (there have been a lot of disbandments, if you check out the pre-92 lists on vad777's site or the old issues of AFM)
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Hi, I noticed that you closed the A-class review on the Erich Hartmann article. I assume that the consensus was that the article meets the A-class criteria. My question is who updates the Erich Hartmann talk page and elevates the article to A-class status? Thanks so much.
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article, which have eventually passed the A-class review. Since then I have been steadily expanding the article (my goal is to FA it one day), but in recent days a content dispute is threatening to destabilize this article; your comments would be much appreciated
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Hi - I think this article should be of some interest to you. I could only find one real reference, but if you have more to add (like details of where precisely the forts are, or particulars of their design, or a photo), by all means go ahead and expand.
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Yes, I think it'd be the first re-review (at least since the original set was done when the review process first started). I think we're just going to have to accept that an article going through a review is in an undetermined level on the scale.
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and you are cordially invited to participate. This time, the task is housekeeping. As ever, there are awards galore, plus there's a bit of friendly competition built-in, with a race for bronze, silver and gold wikis! You can sign up, in advance,
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I saw your reply on the assessment page and it was appreciated. I interpreted your first comment as being bitey and dismissive of the request for help which is why I commented on it. To me, it was obvious that the user was not privy to the
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Oh, and I am glad to see the containment section shrink! It's been a complaint of mine for a while, I just haven't had the energy to pare it down the way I did with the background and post WWII sections. So, thanks for doing this!
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if you have the map - and I will insert the military part (troops, movements and so on) it is possible. Designing a map is to much work (and currently there is much to do in my job). let me knwo what maps you have in mind.
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that we have all become accustomed. My post boiled down to asking for a bit more tact when dealing with the newbies those who request re-assessment and try and help them to understand the culture round here a bit more.
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available to help out with anything on the page if you need me. I know a lot about the Cold War period of the mid-to-late 1970s to 1991, so please let me know if you need any assistance. Thanks and best,
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Sorry, I am so stupid, I saw Russian userboxes, that one which shows u come from Romania I missed. I cannot belive... But still, we are also "ortodox brothers" :),so Hello my Romanian friend...--
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Hi Noclador, would it be possible for you to edit maps, therefore make battle maps if I provide you a model and all the informations? I can send you a model through email if you want.. Cheers, --
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Just thought I'd ask if you were interested in joining the WikiProject. People have their names on it, but aren't very active, as far as I can tell. Of course, I'm guilty of this, too!
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Hi Eurocopter tigre, you mentioned something with maps back in June... I'm swamped with work and am unsure if I had already respond you... Anyway - what maps do you need? --
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If you have uploaded other files, consider checking that you have specified their source and tagged them, too. You can find a list of files you have uploaded by following
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The user wanting to add the montage is pretty insistent, and I've added what I can, but another editor adding $ .02/€.02 worth of comment would be a good thing. Thanks!
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Hello. In light of the fact that it is the first book the U.S. government ever went to court to censor before its publication(!), I was hoping you could help improve the
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Thankyou Eurocopter but would you mind if I changed the titles? All these formations have lots of lineage to Soviet corps, divisions, and squadrons, so I'd rather have
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Would you also mind commenting at the RfC on the Infantry divisions 1917-1957? Be good to get some more input there so we can bring the discussion to a close. Regards
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My bitey comment was left because "Again, it does not meet by far criteria No.1." did not seem to be welcoming to me. It was obvious that the user wasn't aware of the
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Thanks for the assessment - but I'm slightly curious as to why you've marked it as a no for structure? There's a lead, and sections, what's missing?
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e din anul 2008, ceea ce inseamna ca desi probabil e planificata transformarea brigazii intr-un regiment, deocamdata brigada 69 e inca brigada.
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Im attempting to create a List of naval air arm engagments during world war on my user page, do u have any good sites that would help me?
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I don't have any access to the works cited in this article at this point. I guess I'll have to invest in a few of these books. Cheers!
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information. However, if the copyright holder is different from the website's publisher, their copyright should also be acknowledged.
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No problems with Sov/Rus delineation, but can we separate corps and divisions? What you do there if you keep them together is mix the
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I'd guess that the easiest way to go about it would be to put it up for another A-Class review (to consider both questions).
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Personally, I'd stick with the IISS data, maybe adding the context as per my above statements. But do as you wish...
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Hi! I have a feeling these two will interest you - they're certainly in need of expansion, if you are so inclined.
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if you wouldn't mind seeing if it now comes up to the quality expected of a B-Class article. Cheers!
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De asemenea uite un batalion care a fost in Brigada 1 Logistica iar acum in Brigada 4 LOGISTICA.
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Salut. Am vazut ca ai inceput din nou sa lucrezi la RoLF Structure, si m-am apucat si eu. Uite
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figure out how we can line them up properly (I'm sure there are experts round here to help)?
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Wow i agree with ut thoughts about Kosovo and Russia. I dislike NATO and US bases in Europe.
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Mihai Viteazul being mentioned as part of Transylvanian heritage. You may contact me at
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is really the appropriate place to be having an extended discussion, I've started a
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Good point. I won't split it immediately, but add a few more before I do so. Cheers
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Actually I kind of gave up on it, if your still interested reply to this message--
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Just to say hello to my Russian freind. Greetings from Serbia!:)--
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La Brigada 61 Vanatori de Munte (Divizia 4) uite un batalion nou.
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3 sunt din Brigada 69 Artilerie Mixta (divzia 4-a). Linkul
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Thanks for reverting all that vandalism on my talk page :)
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sure to change the IISS ref to a warfare.ru ref. Cheers
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PS Thanks for all your work on the Cold War article.
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