Keep the promise, Commission a new USS John C. England
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Timothy Jones
1 year ago
I very respectfully request that a major Combat Ship be named in honor of John Charles England for his Heroics onboard the USS Oklahoma on December 7, 1941. I agree with Adm King, there should always be a USS England.
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Howard Johnson
1 year ago
May there always be an England in the United States Navy. We Love you Ensign J.C. England.
CG-22 Veteren.
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Michael Lesnick
1 year ago
NOW is the time, especially as we need more ships!
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simon
5 years ago
dont know how anyone could opose this
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Neal B Jefferis
5 years ago
Long overdue.
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Alfredo DiPasquale
8 years ago
I strongly request that Admiral King's promise be honored. It is at most the very least that we can do to honor his name, family, and his sacrifice.
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Richard Weiss
8 years ago
Crew member 1989-92
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May caudill
8 years ago
keep the promise, honor a hero
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David Encinas
8 years ago
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As a member of the USS England (CG-22) crew, and a Retired Chief Petty Officer who had the honor of being advanced to Chief aboard the ENgland I strongly request that Admiral King's promise be honored by this generation of US Navy sailors
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Dennis Kendrick
8 years ago
Just "ENGLAND"...no need for John C.
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Thomas Walden
8 years ago
If Admiral King promise they're always be an hey USS England in the Navy, A promise is a promise.. as a United States Navy veteran there has been too many broken promises made to us over the years it's time that we own up and keep them that we have made, we need to stand by the fine Naval traditions that has made this Navy as it is today. Godspeed Ensign John C England USNR, Fair Winds and following Seas Sir, WE HAVE THE WATCH.
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Timothy C. Quimby
8 years ago
I am a Viet Nam vet, USN. Please honor this shipmate by naming another ship after him.
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Sean Rancourt
8 years ago
There will always be an England
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Thom Grayas
8 years ago
OSCS USN Ret.
OS2 USS England CG22 1978-1981
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Joe Burns
8 years ago
My first and the best Ship in the Navy, 88-89 FC3
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Grant Gaydorus
8 years ago
There will Always be an England
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Warren g Rains jr
8 years ago
Every ship that has carry the name England has lived up and Beyond expectations and yes they should always be another England ship after Ensign England
I very respectfully request that a major Combat Ship be named in honor of John Charles England for his Heroics onboard the USS Oklahoma on December 7, 1941. I agree with Adm King, there should always be a USS England.
May there always be an England in the United States Navy. We Love you Ensign J.C. England. CG-22 Veteren.
NOW is the time, especially as we need more ships!
dont know how anyone could opose this
Long overdue.
I strongly request that Admiral King's promise be honored. It is at most the very least that we can do to honor his name, family, and his sacrifice.
Crew member 1989-92
keep the promise, honor a hero
As a member of the USS England (CG-22) crew, and a Retired Chief Petty Officer who had the honor of being advanced to Chief aboard the ENgland I strongly request that Admiral King's promise be honored by this generation of US Navy sailors
Just "ENGLAND"...no need for John C.
If Admiral King promise they're always be an hey USS England in the Navy, A promise is a promise.. as a United States Navy veteran there has been too many broken promises made to us over the years it's time that we own up and keep them that we have made, we need to stand by the fine Naval traditions that has made this Navy as it is today. Godspeed Ensign John C England USNR, Fair Winds and following Seas Sir, WE HAVE THE WATCH.
I am a Viet Nam vet, USN. Please honor this shipmate by naming another ship after him.
There will always be an England
OSCS USN Ret. OS2 USS England CG22 1978-1981
My first and the best Ship in the Navy, 88-89 FC3
There will Always be an England
Every ship that has carry the name England has lived up and Beyond expectations and yes they should always be another England ship after Ensign England
Ship made me who I am today
Good ship and shipmates.
There will always be an England