https://wiki.javasatu.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Javasatu%3AToday%27s_featured_article%2FSeptember_22%2C_2023Javasatu:Today's featured article/September 22, 2023 - Riwayat revisi2026-04-04T07:39:36ZRiwayat revisi halaman ini di wikiMediaWiki 1.40.0https://wiki.javasatu.com/index.php?title=Javasatu:Today%27s_featured_article/September_22,_2023&diff=2158&oldid=prevAdminjavasatu: Created page with "{{Main page image/TFA|image=Zmaj C4711.jpg|caption=''Schiff 50'' (previously ''Zmaj''<span style="padding-left: 0.05em">)<!-- spaced to avoid having the 'j' and ')' appear to touch --></span><!-- added parenthetical to make relevance to featured subject more clear --> under attack in 1944}} '''''Zmaj''''' was built in Germany as a seaplane tender for the Royal Yugoslav Navy between 1928 and <!-- reworded to conform..."2023-09-22T09:00:04Z<p>Created page with "{{Main page image/TFA|image=Zmaj C4711.jpg|caption=''Schiff 50'' (previously ''Zmaj''<span style="padding-left: 0.05em">)<!-- spaced to avoid having the 'j' and ')' appear to touch --></span><!-- added parenthetical to make relevance to featured subject more clear --> under attack in 1944}} '''''<a href="/index.php?title=Yugoslav_minelayer_Zmaj&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new" title="Yugoslav minelayer Zmaj (halaman belum tersedia)">Zmaj</a>''''' was built in <a href="/index.php?title=Weimar_Republic&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new" title="Weimar Republic (halaman belum tersedia)">Germany</a> as a <a href="/index.php?title=Seaplane_tender&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new" title="Seaplane tender (halaman belum tersedia)">seaplane tender</a> for the <a href="/index.php?title=Royal_Yugoslav_Navy&action=edit&redlink=1" class="new" title="Royal Yugoslav Navy (halaman belum tersedia)">Royal Yugoslav Navy</a> between 1928 and <!-- reworded to conform..."</p>
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'''''[[Yugoslav minelayer Zmaj|Zmaj]]''''' was built in [[Weimar Republic|Germany]] as a [[seaplane tender]] for the [[Royal Yugoslav Navy]] between 1928 and <!-- reworded to conform with article lead -->1930<!-- note: technically, the ship appears to have been built by 1929, but due to a fire, the ship had to be partially rebuilt before being accepted by the royal yugoslav navy in 1930 -->,<!-- added comma due to the use of "and" twice in quick succession --> and converted to a [[minelayer]] in 1937. During the [[invasion of Yugoslavia|Axis invasion of Yugoslavia]]<!-- changed link text and removed link to conform with mos:seaofblue (note: "Axis powers" is linked in the first sentence of the "Invasion of Yugoslavia" article) --> in April&nbsp;1941, she was slightly damaged by Italian [[dive bomber]]s. Captured by the Italians, she was handed over to the Germans who renamed her ''Drache''<!-- bold in blurbs generally only used for links to featured article or topic -->. She was used as a seaplane tender and later as a [[troopship|troop transport]]. In mid-1942 she was rebuilt as a minelayer with improved [[anti-aircraft warfare|anti-aircraft]]<!-- expanded abbreviation as it may be unfamiliar to many main page readers, and to conform with mos:acro1stuse --> armament, renamed ''Schiff&nbsp;50'', and then used to evaluate the shipboard use of [[helicopter]]s for [[anti-submarine warfare]] and mine<!-- removed link to conform with mos:seaofblue (note: link to "naval mine" was removed because readers unfamiliar with what a mine is may have already followed the earlier link to "minelayer") --> [[reconnaissance]]. She continued to be used as both a troop transport and minelayer, laying several minefields in the [[Aegean Sea<!-- added "Sea" in case the aegean is unfamiliar to many main page readers (note: article lead also uses "Aegean Sea" at first) -->]]<!-- an earlier instance in the article lead was linked -->. A<!-- reworded to conform with character limit --> minefield she laid in the [[Dodecanese]] in 1943 sank one British submarine and<!-- reworded, as previously, only two of the three list elements contained a verb --> two Allied<!-- removed link to conform with mos:seaofblue (note: "Axis" is also no longer linked) --> [[destroyer]]s, and badly damaged a third<!-- removed "destroyer" to conform with character limit, as whether the omitted noun is interpreted as a destroyer or an allied destroyer, the interpretation would be correct (note: the third was a greek destroyer) -->. Sunk by British aircraft on 22&nbsp;September 1944 while in port ''(pictured)'', she<!-- reworded to conform with character limit --> was [[ship breaking|scrapped]] in place after <!-- removed "the end of" to conform with character limit -->[[World War&nbsp;II]]. {{TFAFULL|Yugoslav minelayer Zmaj|Ships of the Royal Yugoslav Navy}}<br />
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