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:Considering the ''Paris''-class was first seen in 2552, it's very likely that the Frigate ''Paris'' assigned to the Home Fleet is the leadship of the class. {{User:CommanderTony/Sig|June 21st, 2011}} | :Considering the ''Paris''-class was first seen in 2552, it's very likely that the Frigate ''Paris'' assigned to the Home Fleet is the leadship of the class. {{User:CommanderTony/Sig|June 21st, 2011}} | ||
::By "leadship", I presume you actually mean flagship, right? 'Cause technically the term "leadship" isn't actually a word...or you could also just mean the prototype, which would work a lot better than either previous words. [[User talk:Xamikaze330|Xamikaze330]] 00:30, 10 July 2011 (EDT)Xamikaze330 | ::By "leadship", I presume you actually mean flagship, right? 'Cause technically the term "leadship" isn't actually a word...or you could also just mean the prototype, which would work a lot better than either previous words. [[User talk:Xamikaze330|Xamikaze330]] 00:30, 10 July 2011 (EDT)Xamikaze330 | ||
Actually Lead Ship is the correct term when referring to the first vessel of a class. A flagship on the other hand is a vessel used by the Senior Officer Commanding of a group of ships and has nothing to do with vessel classification. As to whether the mention of the UNSC Paris in Ghosts of Onyx was deliberate or just happy coincidence is uncertain. --[[User talk:Precipice66|Precipice66]] 17:43, 24 October 2011 (EDT) | |||
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