Talk:USS Worden (DD-288)

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Dates/years

It's very hard to tell what's happening when in this very long article, unless one reads it from beginning to end. Paragraphs start with "later that year" or "In March of that year", or "That same year", but it's impossible to tell which year that is unless one goes back to read the preceding paragraph.

Can we please add in years where it would be appropriate, for ease of reading?

(Even the 'Fate' section - separate from the preceding 'History' section - starts with a "Later that very same year" moment, which is astonishing.)

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(This article is also very, very long; quite unusually so. Does the subject's notability justify such length?) 2A00:23C7:3131:FE01:240E:F814:5165:2CC6 (talk) 23:10, 28 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]