Talk:Naval tactics in the Age of Steam

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A long, detailed article, with an introduction that's right on track. However, the article overall feels a bit short, probably due to the excessive sectioning. By removing sub-sub-headers, the sections might look more meaty. Also, I'm curious as to the definition of the "Age of Steam". What powered ships in the WWII period? Not nuclear, of course, but.... these are so different from 19th century steam engines... Well, I'm no expert on modern military history nor on naval subjects, so I leave it to you. LordAmeth 21:55, 19 December 2006 (UTC)