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Correction to Last Paragraph of "Design" Section[edit]

The four ships taken over by the Royal Navy were returned to the friendly nation of Chile in 1920 ... .

Should read:

The three surviving ships taken over by the Royal Navy were returned to the friendly nation of Chile in 1920 ... .

Reason: The HMS Tipperary was sunk at Jutland (from chart in "Ships" section).

Jim— Preceding unsigned comment added by ColCampbell (talk • contribs) 20:49, 26 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]