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1012:"From September onwards, an increasing volume of supplies came directly from the United States in Liberty ships that were stowed to make optimal use of cargo space." You have in this sentence "an increasing volume of supplies", that takes a singular verb, and "Liberty ships", that takes a plural noun. You say "were stowed", so I'm forced to assume the Liberty ships were stowed, not the volume of supplies. Yet that seems odd.
1197:"as they were being lured away to work on the higher-priority amphibious cargo ships and Boeing B-29 Superfortress programs." Lured? By what incentive? It makes it sound like they were choosing to work on the higher-priority projects, something which may be beyond what ordinary workers would be expected to do. Were there greater incentives such a spay or benefits for the higher priority projects.
1083:"The German strategy was to conduct a fighting withdrawal to the Siegfried Line (which they called the Westwall) while holding and demolishing the ports and harbors. These would be held as long as possible." Probably these could be combined into one sentence (beginning after the parenthetical) " ... while holding the ports and harbors for as long as possible, and demolishing them".
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This is referring to military units? It wasn't clear to me at first. I see there's a bit of explanation later in this section (such as IDing the commanding officer); it might be prudent to move that to the first mention so the reader understands the 16th Major Port is referring to a military
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United States Army Signal Corps image. The Signal Corps ID number (191003-S) can be found at the bottom left of the image and the Signal Corps logo at the bottom right. Ditto for the
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I remember reviewing this last time it came here. Happy to see it back, and I'm hoping we reach a consensus to promote. Comments will come shortly; this is a long article, so I will go section by section. I do have an active FAC as well if you wish to return the favor.
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Deadlined: "A military term used to describe the operational condition of a piece of equipment. It means the equipment in question is NMC or is broken down. Equipment can be deadlined for safety reasons such as fuel leaks, inop headlights, Missing seatbelts, etc."
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Huh. That's peculiar; in normal
American English, using "marshalling yard" is never done, that's a distinctly British English term. But if that's the correct term in US military English, you are in the right to use such terminology. Thanks for checking.
1239:"439,660 long tons (446,720 t) of Army cargo discharged at Cherbourg by 13 September, just 38.4 percent was unloaded at quayside berths or over LST ramps; the rest was unloaded by DUKWs and lighters." This sentence should probably start with "Of".
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American Operation Cobra, which commenced on 25 July, effected a turnaround in the operational situation by achieving a breakout from the Normandy lodgment area." is cited to Ruppenthal p. 4. Are you sure the page number is correct?
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American transportation in the Siegfried Line campaign. It is the second half of of what was once one article on the logistical support of the American armies between September and December 1944, but the article was split.
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In the unlikely event that
Nikkimaria feels there isn't, can I flag up that it is extremely unlikely that the closing coordinator will consider "Travail personnel avec " to be a high quality source, or even a reliable one.
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in a navbox, for instance) of suitable long-haul vehicles that were in short supply? You name the deuce and a half truck later, which is helpful, and I think examples of what wasn't available would be similarly helpful.
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those in the Liege area, were threatened, large quantities of supplies again accumulated in the port." Placed a duplicate of that footnote after the first comma, so Pogue is only supporting the middle clause.
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I didn't understand this on first reading, due to "D plus 350 one". Wasn't sure if this meant D plus 351, or was a typo. Suggest instead saying "D plus 350 line" or something similar to eliminate confusion.
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Between 25 August and 12 September, the Allied armies advanced from the D plus 90 phase line, the position the Operation Overlord plan expected to be reached 90 days after D-Day, to the D plus 350 one
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which summaries the results of two long discussions about this matter in May and July 2021, and the policies and guidelines that apply here on Knowledge (XXG).
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1302:"pontons" Again, EngVar (multiple usages). I usually hear pontoons, i.e., the pontoon bridges they have near Seattle. Unless military usage is different.
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We had a problem with this parameter, which was resolved by a change to the module. Switched to using the parameter, and it now renders the same way.
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1323:"Phoenix breakwaters salvaged from the Mulberry harbour" You linked the mulberry, though it was a while ago. And should it be "harbor"?
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I just made 2 minor tweaks to article. Everything else seems fine so trusting you'll tweak those inconsistencies, I'm ready to s'port.
1462:, I was wondering if you felt in a position to either support or oppose this nomination? Obviously, neither is obligatory. Thanks.
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1062:"albeit on reduced scales" This is a bit unclear whether the units were pared down or their rations and supplies were.
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A Bill Mauldin cartoon - i can't see in Mayo, Lida (1968) pdf but found in Thomson, Harry C.; Mayo, Lida (1960) p 299
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Could you share the policy or discussion on Commons where that is laid out?
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arrival of the first Liberty ship, the SS James B. Weaver, on 28 November
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With great reluctance I have switched to the alternative multiple map.
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I have done a pass through the article re-checking all the references.
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Hawkeye, let me know if you need clarification on any of my comments,
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do not apply. I am not using the map as a source myself. I could use
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Rolling stock is discharged from the SS Twickenham Ferry - no "the"?
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When did the liberation occur? Recommend adding this to the article.
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Unloading a locomotive from the USAT Seatrain Texas at - pipe wlink
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In the ETO, this consisted of the - what does "this" refer to here?
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Ludewig: any reason for the lower-case r in the title of the work?
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Google maps as a reliable source was discussed as a source at
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Are there any outstanding issues related to this article?
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Yes, they were offered better pay and conditions. Added.
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Possibly caused by an error in a script. Removed hyphen.
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303:Same comment as I made regarding the lead section.
1678:or other bulky, heavy items. - comma intentional?
528:In October 1945, it was turned over to the French.
3356:The above discussion is preserved as an archive.
2841:Further random sampling has thrown up no issues.
2469:New consistency - Liège v Liege and Rhone v Rhône
2375:Was not aware of that. Deleted definite article.
2180:especially the newly-opened port - remove hyphen
1909:enough to ban them from Antwerp - ban such ships
1849:It is on p. 50. He warned on 5 September. Added.
139:"Ardennes Offensive" should be capitalized, yes?
3180:English Knowledge (XXG) policies and conventions
2159:Worsening weather and stubbon German - stubborn
41:Knowledge (XXG) talk:Featured article candidates
2740:that ..."? (Footnote 11 suggests 3 September.)
2201:than any logistical difficultes - difficulties
2065:in 1,542 trucks carrying average - an average?
1559:attack from German German V-weapons and - typo
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3278:. So "through the port" but "over the beach".
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3333:template in place on the talk page until the
1707:of urgently-needed equipment - remove hyphen
29:The following is an archived discussion of a
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2414:The USS Miantonomah brought port clearance
18:Knowledge (XXG):Featured article candidates
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1538:to give their forces time to - own forces
1154:"engineer supplies" Engineering supplies?
374:there was a shortage of suitable vehicles
2677:Cite 8: Suggest you amend to "pp. 7–8".
376:can you name any examples here (I found
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2274:I just wondered if a link (somehow) to
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1681:Yes, but changed to "bulky or heavy"
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557:Added "not the American forces".
190:Suggest "to its breaking point".
2550:Wardlow: the OCLC is 570855416.
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1531:Phew, finally got to the end...
412:Autumn rains and storms. Added.
142:Uggh. Don't get me started. Per
3224:. An interesting piece. I made
1517:Placeholder, making a start...
1157:Um sure. Changed as suggested.
969:Overall, well written article.
165:I only brought this up because
3173:Commons:Evidence-based mapping
2616:Probably a typo. Upper-cased.
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2931:21:00, 30 December 2022 (UTC)
2919:Er what do you propose here?
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2810:10:24, 28 December 2022 (UTC)
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2743:Typo. Should be 3 September.
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1821:better link or too specific?
858:On 24 December 1944. Added.
757:On 9 September 1944. Added.
3349:04:02, 6 January 2023 (UTC)
3328:featured article candidates
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2292:06:28, 5 January 2023 (UTC)
1827:Following the source here.
946:"commincations" is a typo.
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1930:Colonel W. E. Potter - is
3276:over-the-beach capability
2451:I think I have them all.
2089:I think "removed" works.
1799:Well spotted. Corrected.
949:Well spotted. Corrected.
602:Pile (type of foundation)
490:manual on Joint Logistics
3359:Please do not modify it.
2877:) So increased to that.
2659:Switched the reference.
600:Piling can be linked to
36:Please do not modify it.
1752:Moved the text around.
1562:Deleted repeated word.
1057:Added another paragraph
726:Tightened the wording.
2680:Changed as suggested.
2021:Changed as suggested.
1932:William Everett Potter
1660:Changed as suggested.
1541:Changed as suggested.
1263:Changed as suggested.
1036:Changed to "dockside"
855:When did this happen?
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331:Changed as suggested.
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193:Changed as suggested.
3271:Amphibious Operations
3242:wiktionary definition
3169:Commons:Verifiability
2519:as featured quality.
2258:Not sure about this.
3240:Added a link to the
2638:Re-worded slightly.
2546:Recusing to review.
2542:Source review - pass
2510:Support from Iazyges
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1414:That's all I have.--
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989:Trainsandotherthings
971:Trainsandotherthings
700:Trainsandotherthings
577:Hydrostatic pressure
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122:Trainsandotherthings
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1609:Whoops. Corrected.
1005:Comments by Wehwalt
698:More to come soon.
167:Battle of the Bulge
3226:a few minor tweaks
3057:Could not find it.
116:Comments from TAOT
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3313:Closing note
3312:
3296:
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3221:
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3115:Gog the Mild
3085:
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2871:WP:IMAGESIZE
2861:Image review
2843:Gog the Mild
2821:Gog the Mild
2785:Gog the Mild
2783:
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2723:Gog the Mild
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1655:Liberty ship
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1464:Gog the Mild
1394:Yes. Added.
1367:More soon.--
1106:More soon.--
984:
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777:Transloading
745:
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713:
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258:More later.
144:MOS:MILTERMS
133:
132:
97:
49:
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35:
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2875:MOS:IMGSIZE
2527:Consermonor
2204:Corrected.
2162:Corrected.
2141:Corrected.
1891:Corrected.
1778:Corrected.
1630:Re-worded.
1581:Background
355:Re-worded.
3137:WP:MAPCITE
3087:Nikkimaria
3044:Nikkimaria
3014:Nikkimaria
2937:Nikkimaria
1588:Unlinked.
1513:by JennyOz
987:on prose.
607:Linked to
274:Background
3321:WP:FAC/ar
3317:candidate
3297:Cheers -
3286:(discuss)
3269:JP 3-02,
3252:(discuss)
3193:(discuss)
3155:(discuss)
3147:instead.
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2574:Removed.
2561:(discuss)
2532:Opus meum
2498:(discuss)
2490:Tweaked.
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2226:Captions
2212:(discuss)
2191:(discuss)
2183:Removed.
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2123:(discuss)
2108:Railways
2097:(discuss)
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2061:Highways
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2008:(discuss)
2000:Deleted.
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1912:Changed.
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1710:Removed.
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1649:Shipping
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983:Happy to
957:(discuss)
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866:(discuss)
842:(discuss)
818:(discuss)
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765:(discuss)
734:(discuss)
721:Brussels.
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3339:Hog Farm
3315:: This
3299:SchroCat
3281:Hawkeye7
3247:Hawkeye7
3188:Hawkeye7
3150:Hawkeye7
3062:Hawkeye7
3029:Hawkeye7
2999:Hawkeye7
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2261:Hawkeye7
2236:Hawkeye7
2207:Hawkeye7
2186:Hawkeye7
2165:Hawkeye7
2144:Hawkeye7
2134:Outcome
2118:Hawkeye7
2092:Hawkeye7
2071:Hawkeye7
2045:Hawkeye7
2024:Hawkeye7
2003:Hawkeye7
1982:Hawkeye7
1961:Hawkeye7
1940:Hawkeye7
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1663:Hawkeye7
1633:Hawkeye7
1612:Hawkeye7
1591:Hawkeye7
1565:Hawkeye7
1544:Hawkeye7
1511:Comments
1509:Support
1439:Hawkeye7
1397:Hawkeye7
1350:Hawkeye7
1329:Hawkeye7
1308:Hawkeye7
1287:Hawkeye7
1266:Hawkeye7
1245:Hawkeye7
1224:Hawkeye7
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1160:Hawkeye7
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1089:Hawkeye7
1068:Hawkeye7
1039:Hawkeye7
1018:Hawkeye7
952:Hawkeye7
924:Hawkeye7
921:Linked.
892:Hawkeye7
861:Hawkeye7
837:Hawkeye7
813:Hawkeye7
810:Linked.
805:tank car
785:Hawkeye7
760:Hawkeye7
746:Railways
729:Hawkeye7
714:Highways
681:Hawkeye7
660:Hawkeye7
635:Hawkeye7
614:Hawkeye7
585:Hawkeye7
582:Linked.
560:Hawkeye7
536:Hawkeye7
495:Hawkeye7
470:Hawkeye7
467:Linked.
415:Hawkeye7
391:Hawkeye7
358:Hawkeye7
334:Hawkeye7
309:Hawkeye7
285:Hawkeye7
241:Hawkeye7
217:Hawkeye7
214:Linked.
196:Hawkeye7
152:Hawkeye7
102:Hawkeye7
83:Hawkeye7
54:Hog Farm
50:promoted
3222:Support
2553:Added.
2522:Iazyges
2517:Support
2478:JennyOz
2438:JennyOz
2284:JennyOz
2115:Added.
1979:Added.
1870:Added.
1519:JennyOz
1489:Wehwalt
1485:Support
1460:Wehwalt
1416:Wehwalt
1369:Wehwalt
1181:Wehwalt
1127:Iazyges
1108:Wehwalt
985:support
941:Outcome
889:Added.
1771:Ports
58:FACBot
3133:WP:OR
1534:lede
803:Link
575:Link
448:Ports
16:<
3344:Talk
3303:talk
3165:WP:V
3143:and
3135:and
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384:See
264:talk
175:talk
134:Lead
126:talk
62:talk
56:via
3335:bot
2370:the
1458:Hi
878:Air
52:by
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