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where the individual yards: suggest "where the individual shipyards"
Changed.
the Acorn class were a set,: suggest "the Acorn class were a fixed design," (partially because set is used earlier in the sentence)
Changed.
Construction and career
Not explicitly stated that the gemstone is the namesake, as specified in the infobox
True. Removed.
between 120 and 140 vessels were needing escort as they arrived or departed.: not clear where they were arriving/departing, presumably the UK?
Added.
protect the myriad of vessels passing through: again not clear, presumably Devonport?
Source checks
Doing some spotchecks of sourcing using the online references:
Cite 17 doesn't check out. The source is for the period mid to late 1915 and the page number given refers to Admiralty cables from mid-July, but is cited to support flotilla disposition at the start of the war. Perhaps you have linked to the wrong Monograph?
Good point. I have linked to the correct Monograph.
Cite 20 checks out OK
Cite 21 checks out OK
Cite 23 checks out OK
Cite 31 doesn't check out. It appears to be used to support a claim of shortage of destroyers in mid-1917 but Monograph 21 appears to cover the period 1914–1915. Perhaps you have linked to the wrong Monograph?
Good point. The shortage had not abated by 1917, but it is not explicit. I have removed the statement and updated the reference.
Cite 33 checks out OK
Also the link for Monograph 6 doesn't work
Good spot. Amended.
Other stuff
Image tag is OK
One dupe link: battleships
Removed.
Simongraham, apologies for the length of time it has taken for me to come back to this, but I have looked at this. Minor issues mostly, the source checks are the most serious. Cheers, Zawed (talk) 10:44, 12 June 2023 (UTC)
@Zawed: Not a problem. Thank you for taking the time to review this, and particularly for your notes on the sources. I have updated the article. Please tell me if there is anything else. simongraham (talk) 02:23, 15 June 2023 (UTC)
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