Decorated Navy SEAL rejected by the FDNY for being ‘too old’ ! Let’s tell the FDNY to reconsider Special Operations Chief Shaun Donovan,
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Horace Hopkins
7 years ago
Give him a chance.
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Dave Reinstein
7 years ago
Let him join instead of hiring 45 year olds who fail tests and due to get on the job sideways
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Caffie Degner
7 years ago
If he was good enough to protect the us than he should be good enough to serve NYFD even with age limit
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Rob Crabtrer
7 years ago
Top 1%.....more mature and stronger than many of your youngsters.
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Jens Singer
7 years ago
This man served with honor in the Navy Seals and is more than qualified to serve in the FDNY.
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Dylan Browning
7 years ago
GET HIM IN!!
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Robert Baker
7 years ago
Support our Vets!
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fred kellems
7 years ago
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Someone who is able and has passed all tests should be able to protect the city without being turned away. He's already protected our country
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Jeff Myers
7 years ago
Bend the rules for good people
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Michael Conrad
7 years ago
This is absolutley absurd to deny a decorated veteran and someone who is obviously well qualified for the position
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Douglas H Thomas Jr
7 years ago
Obviously physically fit in order to be a seal, command trained, well educated, born leader
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Alisha Betten
7 years ago
The dept has bent over backwards the padt few years to hire minorities that did not qualify and can't pass physical tests (one woman several times) just to fill quotas. It's not like they haven't made exceptions when they had to. Are you kidding me? This man is an asset to anyone. Anyone
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Emmons Smith
7 years ago
FDNY hire this man instead of a give me job to someone who is not deserving of it
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Keep up the fight Shaun
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Edward Kennedy
7 years ago
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This is the type of firefighter the FDNY used to look for and want , Someone who wants the job and is deserving of the job ! What has Happened to the job I and so many other firefighters Loved.
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Ron Cammarata
7 years ago
He earned it
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Daniel Mucci
7 years ago
Supporting this worthy cause
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Kevin Ross
7 years ago
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This man deserves to have the position of firefighter with the FDNY. He is already one of The United States Bravest and now he wants to be one of New York City's Bravest. He should be given the job no questions asked. Good luck Chief Donovan. Stay Safe. Thank you for your service sir.
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Anthony Rothgeb
7 years ago
Let them man join. He fights for our country and now he wants to serve the community.
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William Rollin
7 years ago
For the brotherhood of flame, Bill Rollin-FF Station 65 Bucks County
Give him a chance.
Let him join instead of hiring 45 year olds who fail tests and due to get on the job sideways
If he was good enough to protect the us than he should be good enough to serve NYFD even with age limit
Top 1%.....more mature and stronger than many of your youngsters.
This man served with honor in the Navy Seals and is more than qualified to serve in the FDNY.
GET HIM IN!!
Support our Vets!
Someone who is able and has passed all tests should be able to protect the city without being turned away. He's already protected our country
Bend the rules for good people
This is absolutley absurd to deny a decorated veteran and someone who is obviously well qualified for the position
Obviously physically fit in order to be a seal, command trained, well educated, born leader
The dept has bent over backwards the padt few years to hire minorities that did not qualify and can't pass physical tests (one woman several times) just to fill quotas. It's not like they haven't made exceptions when they had to. Are you kidding me? This man is an asset to anyone. Anyone
FDNY hire this man instead of a give me job to someone who is not deserving of it
Keep up the fight Shaun
This is the type of firefighter the FDNY used to look for and want , Someone who wants the job and is deserving of the job ! What has Happened to the job I and so many other firefighters Loved.
He earned it
Supporting this worthy cause
This man deserves to have the position of firefighter with the FDNY. He is already one of The United States Bravest and now he wants to be one of New York City's Bravest. He should be given the job no questions asked. Good luck Chief Donovan. Stay Safe. Thank you for your service sir.
Let them man join. He fights for our country and now he wants to serve the community.
For the brotherhood of flame, Bill Rollin-FF Station 65 Bucks County