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![]() "Ken Duffey" wrote in message ... Jeff wrote: Is it a custom in the UK for all ships in a particular class to have names that start with the same letter as the class of ship? Seems to be. Well yes and no, in the past some Classes have all started with the same letter, especially submarines, but it is more common to have a 'theme' for the names: eg County Class - names of counties, Leander Class - Classical Greek heroes Battle Class - famous battles etc. The 'Old' Daring class ships did all start with the same letter. Regards Jeff OK - here's a quiz question for you...... Which Leander Class Frigate was NOT named after a Classical Greek hero ... ?? - the exception to the rule.... Cleopatra Same question about exceptions goes to the USS 'City of Corpus Christi' Los Angeles class SSN ?? What is unusual about that name ?? 2nd ship to be named after the Texas seaport? Ken RCE |
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