LillianJacobs72
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Squadron
editI see you made a recent edit to the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron to add a Wikilink to "squadron." Since you're new, I expect you're not familiar with what are called disambiguation pages. [[squadron]] is one of them, because squadron can mean several things (think of cavalry charging down a hill). What you probably wanted to link to was [[squadron (aviation)]]. Naturally, you wouldn't want the "(aviation)" part to appear in the article. The way to make it disappear is by "piping." You do this by editing [[squadron (aviation)|squadron]], which appears as squadron. If you suspect a link may go someplace you don't want it to go, you can hover your cursor over the link and it will show the start of the link. --Lineagegeek (talk) 22:33, 5 October 2017 (UTC)
Your submission at Articles for creation: Cindy Whitehead has been accepted
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