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Landings section should also include information about the naval part of the landings and naval gunfire support provided, naming the main capital ships involved.
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524:. As I said in my edit summary its rough I'll admit so I have no issues with others doing with it as they see fit. Comments / thoughts on this change? Also Keith - I've tried to follow my understanding of the existing style of the article but always happy to be corrected where I drift from what has been established of cse. Thanks.
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Hope you feel better soon Oz. In general I'm happy to follow consensus, the article looked like it needed a spring clean again but that always happens once one is stabilised and then gets edited by divers hands in divers places, the style becomes inconsistent. Nothing bad about that of course but the
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679:"The naval attack was repelled and after eight months' fighting, with many casualties on both sides, the land campaign was abandoned and the invasion force was withdrawn to Egypt." - consider splitting into two sentences.
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