# Talk:Le Hardi-class destroyer

This page was moved a while ago, without discussion or explanation, and the ship names edited, to remove the definite article from Le Hardi and several of the others. I have reverted this, as there was no justification for it. All the sources on the page (and I have now added some more) list these vessels as having names (or 8 of the 16 names used, anyway) with the definite article. If anyone has a source that says differently, I suggest they bring it here, as it may warrant a footnote informing of the difference; but the weight of evidence is for the names to be as they were originally written. Xyl 54 (talk) 23:54, 4 June 2013 (UTC)

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I've gone ahead and moved this to "Le Hardi class destroyer", per WP:TITLE, so that it matches the name in the  article and the sources here. It also reverses the unexplained move in December 2008, which has not been verified in any of the discussions linked here. 
If anyone has a verifiable source that supports the contested name ("Hardi class"), without the definite article, I would be interested to see it; there is a discussion here for the purpose. Xyl 54 (talk) 21:16, 29 August 2013 (UTC)

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