Talk:Plane guard

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[edit] Apologies

I'm sorry for the lack of citations at the moment. A lot of the information in this article is stuff I picked up while rewriting HMAS Melbourne (R21), the ship notorious for sinking two plane guards. I don't have the books at this moment, so citing is difficult. Other infomration is gleaned from websites and forums, which I peronally believe have some reliability to the information provided, while others may disagree. These have been included in the external links section. -- saberwyn 09:48, 2 March 2008 (UTC)