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Petition to have US Navy Destroyer named USS NOONAN

340 Comments

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Richard Perez
7 years ago

"No one can give more than his life for others".

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Pamela Planter
7 years ago

I thank him for his service!

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Pat Mc Shea
7 years ago

All who served during Vietnam war deserves to be honored!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

My vote is yes

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John Schaninger
7 years ago

Please consider naming a destroyer the USS Noonan.

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Thomas Ryan
7 years ago

He was a friend from the neighborhood and a good man.

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James Dillon
7 years ago

I actually knew him!

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Denis McCann
7 years ago

Extremely well deserved

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Michael Gyarmathy
7 years ago

A true hero and tough but nice guy. He deserves this tribute.

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John Curley
7 years ago

God bless Glenn and his family.

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Paula Ferguson
7 years ago

I am a long time resident of Woodside and have previously read about Noonan's heroism.

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Doreen Gambichler
7 years ago

Honor this Woodside boy for his heroism.

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Patricia Gleason
7 years ago

Hoora!

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Robert G ONeill
7 years ago

R.I.P.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

Thomas deserves this honor and this recognition would also remember the many men and women from Queens NY who served with valor during the Vietnam Nam war.

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Joan Kral
7 years ago

We need to honor this young man for his courage. Please give this your consideration

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Barbara Lyons Deslauriers
7 years ago

He definitely deserves his named honored.

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Michelle Rizzatti
7 years ago

N/A

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Mark Hustead
7 years ago

Well deserved and a fitting tribute to a fallen hero!

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Ron Savino · petition starter
7 years ago

Because the previous Secretary of the Navy and the current Secretary of the Navy have deemed it appropriate to name 4 DDGs under construction for four former US Senators. Only one of them deserves the honor, former Rear Admiral Jerimiah Denton, who was a Vietnam POW and Navy Cross recipient in addition to being a US Senator. The other 3, Ted Stevens, Sam Nunn and Carl Levin did not earn any military honors but our Secretary of the Navy thinks they deserve this honor more than someone who gave their life for this country.