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SUCCESS! The USS Gallagher was officially named this morning!

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Andy Allred
12 years ago

Please consider naming a DDG after Corporal Gallagher.

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Harrison Nobles
12 years ago

This man saved the life of his brothers and did not even get the Medal of Honor. This is the least you could do.

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karmoe
12 years ago

Much honor.

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Zach
12 years ago

This is the kind of man that they created the word hero for. He deserves an aircraft carrier named after him. The least they can do is give him this one ship

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John Walker
12 years ago

Carlsbad, NM, United States

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Jake S.
12 years ago

Guy deserves it.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

an act to give one's own life is the most selfless act a man could do.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Anybody who would sacrifice him or herself that way deserves to be honored in the absolute highest regards. A simple ribbon and medal and inscription on a tombstone are nowhere near what a hero of that caliber deserves. I bet that every single person whose life was saved that day would agree wholeheartedly 100%.

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Michael Kirk Peters
12 years ago

I feel an LHA or LPD would be more appropriate to honor this brave devildog, but naming ANY ship in his honour would be the very least the Department of the Navy could do to honor his sacrifice and service.

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dominic reding
12 years ago

Brave man, he deserves it

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Loyalty by choice is so much more heroic that loyalty by force. Thank you for your service. Semper Fi!

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Daniel A. Torres
12 years ago

Give that devildog a ship!

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Gerry Flaherty
12 years ago

I work with this young man's sister....it would mean so much for the family to have a ship named for this brave man who died in the service of his adopted country.

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bernie keegan coleman
12 years ago

This should happen for this wonderful young man who gave his life and service to the U.S. may he rest in peace

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Marie Brennan
12 years ago

Should be rewarded

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Gabriel Watson
12 years ago

It is the least we can do for a hero like him!

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Lisa Crews
12 years ago

If Patrick Gallagher, a non-citizen was worthy enough to earn a Navy cross while serving in Vietnam, then he's worthy enough to have a ship named after him. It's also a wonderful way to honor the Irish who are American allies. Patrick Gallagher didn't have to serve, but he did. Thank you Patrick for your service!

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John Finger
12 years ago

this man has got balls

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Will
12 years ago

Semper Fi

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Mason Shoemaker
12 years ago

This would be bad ass