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Usage

This template produces a wikilink to an Imperial German Navy or Austro-Hungarian Navy submarine article named in the format "SM U-28 (Germany)". Because ship names are italicized in article text, linking to them without a template necessitates typing everything twice, such as [[SM U-28 (Germany)|SM ''U-28'' (Germany)]]. This template shortens that to {{SMU|U-28|Germany}}.

The ship prefix SMU or SM U stands for Seiner Majestät Unterseeboot. (Ship prefixes are rarely written out.)
(Seiner Majestäts Unterseeboot is an incorrect attempt at updating the archaic prefix, which is already possessive.)

Formal usage

  • {{SMU|Ship Name}}
  • {{SMU|Ship Name|disambig}}, where disambig is usually either Germany, or Austria-Hungary

Examples

Template usage Equivalent wikicode Final result
{{SMU|U-28|Germany}} [[SM U-28 (Germany)|SM ''U-28'' (Germany)]] SM U-28 (Germany)
{{SMU|U-28}} [[SM U-28|SM ''U-28'']] SM U-28

The last example could link to an unambiguous ship page or a ship index (disambiguation) page. (SM U-28 is a disambiguation page.)

Optional display control parameter

An optional 3rd parameter controls which pieces of text are displayed in the article. (All parameters are used to build the link.)
Its value is treated as a binary number and its "bits" decide what will display. Setting the "4" bit displays "SM"; setting the "2" bit displays the ship name, and setting the "1" bit displays the ID. If binary math isn't your thing, refer to these examples:

Value Parameter(s)
displayed
Example Equivalent wikicode Final result
None all {{SMU|U-28|Germany}} [[SM U-28 (Germany)|SM ''U-28'' (Germany)]] SM U-28 (Germany)
1 2nd {{SMU|U-28|Germany|1}} [[SM U-28 (Germany)|Germany]] Germany
2 1st {{SMU|U-28|Germany|2}} [[SM U-28 (Germany)|''U-28'']] U-28
3 1st, 2nd {{SMU|U-28|Germany|3}} [[SM U-28 (Germany)|''U-28'' (Germany)]] U-28 (Germany)
4 invalid result {{SMU|U-28|Germany|4}} N/a Error: {{SMU}} invalid control parameter: 4 (help)
5 "SM", 2nd {{SMU|U-28|Germany|5}} [[SM U-28 (Germany)|SM (Germany)]] SM Germany
6 "SM", 1st {{SMU|U-28|Germany|6}} [[SM U-28 (Germany)|SM ''U-28'']] SM U-28
2 1st
(no 2nd)
{{SMU|U-103|3=2}}
alternate usage: {{SMU|U-103||2}}
[[SM U-103|''U-103'']] U-103

These are the same optional parameters in use in the other ship shortcut templates. Some of the options above are not useful in the case of World War I-era U-boats, but are included for compatibility with other shortcut templates.

N.B.: Be careful with the 2nd parameter if not using the 1st parameter. In the U-103 example above, the "|3=2" sets the 3rd parameter to the value 2. In the "alternate usage" example, "||2", uses a pair of pipes to place the value 2 as the third parameter.

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See also

Ship classes
Group Template Ref article Example
after member ship {{Sclass}} article hyphenated Valiant-class harbor tug
after theme {{Sclass2}} article hyphenated Flower-class corvette
General ship prefixes
Group Template Ref article Example
generic {{Ship}} any prefix Brigante Musolino or Charles de Gaulle (R91)
civil {{GTS}} Gas turbine ship GTS Infinity (2001)
civil {{HSC}} High-speed craft HSC Tarifa Jet (1997)
civil {{MS}} ({{M/S}} deprecated) Motor ship MS Antenor (1957)
civil {{MV}} ({{M/V}} deprecated) Motor vessel MV Aurora (2000)
civil {{MY}} ({{M/Y}} deprecated) Motor yacht MY Monte Carlo
civil {{PS}} Paddle steamer PS Commonwealth (1854)
civil {{RMS}} Royal Mail Ship RMS Adriatic (1907)
civil {{RV}} ({{R/V}} deprecated) Research vessel RV Vityaz (1939)
civil {{SB}} Sailing barges SB Cambria
civil {{SS}} ({{S/S}} deprecated) Screw steamer SS Aeolus (1899)
civil {{SV}} ({{S/V}} deprecated) Sailing vessel SV Argo (1841)
civil {{SY}} ({{S/Y}} deprecated) Sailing vessel SY Raven (1889)
civil {{TSS}} Twin-screw steamer TSS Princess Maud (1934)
International navy and government ship prefixes
Group Template Ref article Example
 Algeria {{ANS}} Algerian National Navy ship ANS Kalaat Béni Abbès (474)
 Australia {{HMAS}} Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Anzac (G90)
 Bahamas {{HMBS}} Royal Bahamas Defence Force ship HMBS Nassau (P-61)
 Bangladesh {{BNS}} Bangladesh Navy ship BNS Surma (2013)
 Brunei {{KDB}} Royal Brunei Navy ship KDB Darussalam (06)
 Canada {{HMCS}} Royal Canadian Navy ship HMCS Bonaventure (CVL 22)
{{CCGS}} Canadian Coast Guard ship CCGS Simcoe (1909)
 Colombia {{ARC}} Colombian Navy ship ARC 7 de Agosto (D-06)
 Denmark {{HDMS}} Royal Danish Navy ship HDMS Lougen (1791)
 Ecuador {{BAE}} Ecuadorian Navy ship BAE Guayas (BE-21)
 Egypt {{ENS}} Egyptian Navy ship ENS Gamal Abdel Nasser (L1010)
 Estonia {{EML}} Estonian Navy ship EML Wambola (A433)
 Fiji {{RFNS}} Republic of Fiji Naval Service ship RFNS Kiro (203)
 Finland {{FNS}} Finnish Navy ship FNS Turunmaa (1918)
 Greece {{HS}} Hellenic Navy ship HS Georgios Averof (1910)
 Germany {{GS}} German Navy and Kriegsmarine submarine German submarine U-39 (1938)
{{SMS}} Imperial German Navy and Austro-Hungarian Navy ship SMS Novara (1912)
{{SMU}} Imperial German Navy and Austro-Hungarian Navy submarine SM U-28 (Germany)
 Iceland {{ICGV}} Icelandic Coast Guard ship ICGV Óðinn
 India {{INS}} Indian Navy ship INS Vikrant (1961)
 Indonesia {{KRI}} Indonesian Navy ship KRI Fatahillah (361)
 Ireland {{LÉ}} Irish Navy ship LÉ Emer (P21)
 Japan {{Jsub}} Imperial Japanese Navy and Imperial Japanese Army submarine Japanese submarine I-15
{{JS}} Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ship JS Ashigara (DDG-178)
{{JDS}} Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships (older) JDS Wakaba (DE-261)
 Netherlands {{HNLMS}} Royal Netherlands Navy ship HNLMS De Ruyter (F804)
 New Zealand {{HMNZS}} Royal New Zealand Navy ship HMNZS Endeavour (A11)
 Nigeria {{NNS}} Nigerian Navy ship NNS Aradu (F89)
 Norway {{HNoMS}} Royal Norwegian Navy ship HNoMS Svenner (G03)
 Papua New Guinea {{HMPNGS}} Papua New Guinean Navy ship HMPNGS Rabaul (P01)
 Peru {{BAP}} Peruvian Navy ship BAP Montero (FM-53)
 Philippines {{BRP}} Philippine Navy ship BRP Rajah Soliman (D-66)
{{RPS}} Philippine Navy ships (older) RPS Rajah Soliman (D-66)
 Poland {{ORP}} Polish Navy ship ORP Orzeł (1938)
 Portugal {{NRP}} Portuguese Navy ship NRP Sagres (1937)
 Romania {{NMS}} Romanian Navy ship NMS Smeul (1888)
 Singapore {{RSS}} Republic of Singapore Navy ship RSS Formidable (68)
 South Africa {{SAS}} South African Navy SAS Mendi (F148)
{{HMSAS}} Union of South Africa Navy HMSAS Protea (K51)
 South Korea {{ROKS}} Republic of Korea Navy ship ROKS Dokdo (LPH-6111)
 Sweden {{HSwMS}} Swedish Navy ship HSwMS Sjölejonet (1936)
 Thailand {{HTMS}} Royal Thai Navy ship HTMS Chakri Naruebet (CV 911)
 Turkey {{TCG}} Turkish Naval Forces ship TCG Gediz (F 495)
 United Kingdom {{HMS}} Royal Navy ship HMS Illustrious (R06)
{{HMT}} Royal Navy trawler HMT Elk (1902)
{{RFAux}} Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Fort Austin (A386)
 United States {{USAT}} U.S. Army Transport ship USAT Havana (1917)
{{USCGC}} United States Coast Guard Cutter USCGC Healy (WAGB-20)
{{USNS}} United States Naval Ship USNS Mercy (T-AH-19)
{{USRC}} US Revenue-Marine and United States Revenue Cutter Service USRC Harriet Lane (1857)
{{USS}} United States Ship USS Enterprise (CVN-65)
{{USAV}} United States Army Vessel USAV SP4 James A. Loux (LSV-6)