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== Title and disambiguation == | |||
This really needs to change the main title, not just redirect. Yes, this is the literal title of the document, but one that exists due to some peculiarities of the AR naming system, not because anyone in the Army or government or analysts there of would use it in oral or written correspondence. While it's in the Military Police series of regulations, it's actually more written by the Judge Advocate General corps. Arguably, it is now complex enough that it might well belong in the JAG series, but was first created when there were simple categories for the MPs to follow. | |||
In this wording, it will make it difficult to search for other articles that might contain "Military police" (a branch of service), "Prisoner of war", etc. | |||
What would work best is to have: | |||
*Army Regulations (U.S.) | |||
**Army Regulation 190-8 | |||
***Army Regulation 190-8 (tribunal) | |||
''Redirects'' | |||
*AR 190-8 ''note spacing and punctuation'' | |||
*AR 190-8 (tribunal) | |||
[[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 16:16, 3 November 2008 (UTC) | |||
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Title and disambiguation
This really needs to change the main title, not just redirect. Yes, this is the literal title of the document, but one that exists due to some peculiarities of the AR naming system, not because anyone in the Army or government or analysts there of would use it in oral or written correspondence. While it's in the Military Police series of regulations, it's actually more written by the Judge Advocate General corps. Arguably, it is now complex enough that it might well belong in the JAG series, but was first created when there were simple categories for the MPs to follow.
In this wording, it will make it difficult to search for other articles that might contain "Military police" (a branch of service), "Prisoner of war", etc.
What would work best is to have:
- Army Regulations (U.S.)
- Army Regulation 190-8
- Army Regulation 190-8 (tribunal)
- Army Regulation 190-8
Redirects
- AR 190-8 note spacing and punctuation
- AR 190-8 (tribunal)
Howard C. Berkowitz 16:16, 3 November 2008 (UTC)