HMS Prince of Wales - Revision history

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Joaquín Martínez at 23:00, November 27, 2014

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AlanE: Fix link and typo that should have been done years ago.

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Fix link and typo that should have been done years ago.

RJJensen at 14:31, November 21, 2008

2008-11-21T14:31:09Z

NathanG: ref

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GDewey at 21:56, January 31, 2008

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Frey at 05:13, December 14, 2007

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Aziraphale: Category: United Kingdom History

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Category: United Kingdom History

Thornhiller: New Article - WWII Battleship

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New Article - WWII Battleship

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'''HMS Prince of Wales''' was a [[British]] [[World War II]] battleship, but was the 7th warship to be named for the heir to the British throne, the [[Prince of Wales]]. This Prince of Wales had a brief career, helping to stop the German battleship [[Bismarck]] in the [[Battle of the Denmark Strait]]. In August 1941 she would carry [[Winston Churchill]] to the Newfoundland where he met the US President [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] to discuss the strategy of the war. In the lead up to the declaration of war with Japan, she was sent to Sinapore in the Pacific Theatre, where on December 8th 1941 she was sunk by Japanese land-based bombers.

It is speculated that one of the two newest British [[Aircraft Carriers]] will be called the Price of Wales.

[[Category:World War II]]
[[Category:UK History]]

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−	'''HMS Prince of Wales''' was a [[British]] [[World War II]] battleship, but was the 7th warship to be named for the heir to the British throne, the [[Prince of Wales]]. This Prince of Wales had a brief career, helping to stop the German battleship [[Bismarck]] in the [[Battle of the Denmark Strait]]. In August 1941 she carried [[Winston Churchill]] to the Newfoundland where he met the US President, [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], to discuss the strategy of the war. In the lead up to the declaration of war with Japan, she was sent to Singapore in the Pacific Theatre, where on December ~~8th~~ 1941, while on a mission to intercept Japanese amphibious forces, she was sunk by Japanese land-based bombers, along with the battlecruiser [[HMS Repulse]].<ref>The World's Great Battleships, by Robert Jackson, 2000</ref>	+	'''HMS Prince of Wales''' was a [[British]] [[World War II]] battleship, but was the 7th warship to be named for the heir to the British throne, the [[Prince of Wales]]. This Prince of Wales had a brief career, helping to stop the German battleship [[Bismarck]] in the [[Battle of the Denmark Strait]]. In August 1941 she carried [[Winston Churchill]] to the Newfoundland where he met the US President, [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], to discuss the strategy of the war. In the lead up to the declaration of war with Japan, she was sent to Singapore in the Pacific Theatre, where on December 8, 1941, while on a mission to intercept Japanese amphibious forces, she was sunk by Japanese land-based bombers, along with the battlecruiser [[HMS Repulse]].<ref>The World's Great Battleships, by Robert Jackson, 2000</ref>

	It is speculated that one of the two new British [[Aircraft Carrier]]s will be called the Prince of Wales.		It is speculated that one of the two new British [[Aircraft Carrier]]s will be called the Prince of Wales.

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 '''HMS Prince of Wales''' was a [[British]] [[World War II]] battleship, but was the 7th warship to be named for the heir to the British throne, the [[Prince of Wales]]. This Prince of Wales had a brief career, helping to stop the German battleship [[Bismarck]] in the [[Battle of the Denmark Strait]].  In August 1941 she carried [[Winston Churchill]] to the Newfoundland where he met the US President, [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], to discuss the strategy of the war.  In the lead up to the declaration of war with Japan, she was sent to Singapore in the Pacific Theatre, where on December 8th 1941, while on a mission to intercept Japanese amphibious forces, she was sunk by Japanese land-based bombers, along with the battlecruiser [[HMS Repulse]].<ref>The World's Great Battleships, by Robert Jackson, 2000</ref>
-It is speculated that one of the two new British [[Aircraft Carriers]] will be called the Price of Wales.
+It is speculated that one of the two new British [[Aircraft Carrier]]s will be called the Prince of Wales.
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