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I've just re-wrote her loss basing on more detailed Russian source, and removed one obvious goof from English source (on anti-torpedo nets during an opening Japanese attack). There's no coverage on number of shells fired in a quoted source, although it looks good. I'd have to search to confirm... Pibwl←«21:01, 23 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]