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[von_Lipstig]

72 / Memories of the Belles

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[Ninjapacman]

Thank you for putting these up.  I love the information about memories.  I'm a little overwhelmed by Leningrad and Mahan, though, and I can't wait to see other duos.

[Käpt'n Korky]

*chokes on his breakfastbrot* Wow... I'm honored to get the first answer. Thank you very much. Ganz herzlichen Dank.

Also I ran into the "age trap" by accident. I did not think they were reborn, but "just" linked to past belles similar to how they are linked to actual ones. I apologise for being impolite, even by accident.

But wow that's a very interesting revelation. I urgently vote for the greek fleet to be added next, since they do name ships after old greek admirals.  And it kind of is a strength the Kriegsmarine has in short supply. I don't remember the KM to have a Adler von Lübeck or a Bunte Kuh in their ranks....

[Käpt'n Korky]

Since I really tripped on this thought late I double-post:
What does it mean for Prinz Eugen and Eugenio di Savoia? 

And what would a meeting between the two look like?
Are there any other navies who share a namesake in their ranks?

[DrYuriMom]

A year back we had a discussion about ships with the same name and it was stated that it could and perhaps may happen. This will be a topic especially for the US that named new ships after those sunk. Think Lexington or Yorktown.

[Ninjapacman]

Think Enterprise.  The one that served in WWII was the seventh ship of the name.  Hundreds of the late-war destroyers for the US shared names with pre-war and early war destroyers, for example Aaron Ward and Laffey.

[Panay's Ghost]

I'm getting my popcorn ready for later years, to go with ships that were named for reasons directly associated with battles/events that the player might be able to avoid/ prevent (I'm looking at you, The Sullivans.  You too, Shangri-la).

[von_Lipstig]

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>>Are there any other navies who share a namesake in their ranks?

> A year back we had a discussion about ships with the same name

> late-war destroyers shared names with pre-war and early war

*missing_point.jpg*

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I'd presume that something like USS Enterprise vs HMS Enterprise was implied

 

 

 

[Käpt'n Korky]

2 hours ago, von_Lipstig said:

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>>Are there any other navies who share a namesake in their ranks?

> A year back we had a discussion about ships with the same name

> late-war destroyers shared names with pre-war and early war

*missing_point.jpg*

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I'd presume that something like USS Enterprise vs HMS Enterprise was implied

 

 

 

Your presumption is korrekt.

[Ninjapacman]

@von_Lipstig

I was merely adding on to Dr.YuriMom's Idea about different ships that shared a name.  I apologize if I was contributing to a derailment of the thread.  As for what was actually asked, The US Navy and Royal Navy unsurprisingly share a few names.  HMS Victory shares her name with several other Royal ships, as well as a US gunboat from the civil war.  I'd imagine the Scandinavian countries might have some names shared due to their often intertwined history, but I can't confirm this off the top of my head.

[Käpt'n Korky]

2 hours ago, Ninjapacman said:

 I'd imagine the Scandinavian countries might have some names shared due to their often intertwined history, but I can't confirm this off the top of my head.

*credit to Nel, natürlich.
Since none of them are in the game in '39 it's irrelevant.

[DrYuriMom]

4 minutes ago, Käpt'n Korky said:

Since none of them are in the game in '39 it's irrelevant.

My original point exactly.