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Notice at top of page says this is an "orphan". There is a link to this page from the Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES) wiki page.
When I use the "Find Links" tool, it does not find this link. I will also look to add other links where applicable once I know I am introducing the link correctly.
Thank you, SusanDJones (talk)SusanDJonesSusanDJones (talk)
I have moved this down, because new entries customarily go at the bottom of talk pages, to keep the conversation in order.
Yes, you have done it right, and the link from the MILES page shows up for me in "What links here", so you can remove the "Orphan" tag. For advice on linking, see Help:Wikilinks. JohnCD (talk) 19:30, 27 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]
