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"USS" is the abbreviation for "United States ship." It is not part of the ship's name and should not be italicized along with the ship.
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'''USS''' is the abbreviation for ''United States ship.'' It is not part of the ship's name and should not be italicized along with the [[ship]].
  
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By comparison, "HMS" is the abbreviation for "Her Majesty's ship", or ships of the United Kingdom.
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By comparison, [[HMS]] is the abbreviation for ''Her Majesty's ship'', or ships of the [[United Kingdom]].
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[[HMAS]] is the abbreviation for ''Her Majesty's Australian ship'', or ships of [[Australia]].
  
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"HMAS" is the abbreviation for "Her Majesty's Australian ship", or ships of Australia.
 
 
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Revision as of 00:46, August 15, 2007

USS is the abbreviation for United States ship. It is not part of the ship's name and should not be italicized along with the ship.

By comparison, HMS is the abbreviation for Her Majesty's ship, or ships of the United Kingdom.

HMAS is the abbreviation for Her Majesty's Australian ship, or ships of Australia.