User talk:Hadrian65

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Endicott Board

I reverted your edit to Endicott Board. I think that you over simplified the description. Per my reading, barbette mounts were frequently used for large guns, but the term "large" is subjective. However, to synthesize beyond data clearly provided in a reference source is considered [WP:OR|original research]]. Let's discuss; I'd be happy to learn from you. Cheers! --Kevin Murray 10:23, 3 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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More information needed about File:Forthancockgun.jpg

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U.S. AMPS

Hi. I saw your addition to the submarine mines page I started and read about the AMPS with interest. I had not realized that this separate unit existed, so thanks!

There were a couple of points I thought I might edit on the AMPS page, and would like your comments. First, as the Submarine Mines page indicates, I believe any of these mines could be set, from the mine casemate, to operate either as contact mines or by observed fire. Second, I'm not sure I'd say these mines were viewed as "obsolete" during WW2. As far as I know, they remained in service through the end of the war, even though the threat they were designed to counter was recognized as continually diminishing. I also might put a link on the AMPS page back to the submarine mines page. OK?

Regards,

 Paul  Pgrig (talk) 15:07, 26 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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File:EndicottReport.tif listed for discussion

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