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[edit] Merge

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The result of the proposal was no merge

Well I dont know where the author who made the merge notice is so I might as well start a discussion thread.

My vote is no.

Reason being Almirante Latorre's thread is a stub, and because as HMS Canada, the ship has had some major experiences in World War 1. Also, Almirante Latorre was a much different ship than HMS Canada since it has undergone many refits and upgrades. The differences are enormous.

Im putting a article link back to the Almirante Latorre for now. Jak722 05:09, 12 July 2006 (UTC)

No merge - HMS Canada for the ships life as HMS Candaa and Almirante Latorre for its later lifeGraemeLeggett

No merge - GraemeLeggett said it like it is. Two distinct articles.--Oldwildbill 14:10, 22 August 2006 (UTC)

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