Talk:Ministry of Supply

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No merge.

The Minister of Supply article is, and should be, essentially a history of the post holders, date in and date out, and possibly any scandals associated with that particular minister.
The Ministry of Supply article is, and should be, about what the department did, acheived, or failed to do. It also enables predecessor departments to be [linked] and discussed; as well as successor departments.
I personnally have little interest in Ministers, but I am interested in the department. I note there was a proposal to merge other ministers/departments, such as Ministry of Munitions of War. My comments would be identical, in this case. Pyrotec 16:30, 28 September 2006 (UTC)

Last modified on 8 December 2009, at 22:40