Talk:Shell Crisis of 1915

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1915 - WW2 ? Surely WW1

[edit] 'adequate'

'Supplies and factories in British Commonwealth countries, particularly Canada, were reorganized under the Imperial Munitions Board, which ensured adequate supplies of shells for the remainder of the war.' seems somewhat over done considering that insufficient shells were available for the Somme in 1916, and those shells that were available were not primarily high explosive. I'm changing this to 'which attempted to ensure' unless anyone has objection. Roche-Kerr 21:56, 2 November 2006 (UTC)