Talk:Allen Melancthon Sumner
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What's so special about him?
[edit]This article seems extremely strange to me. Here we have a mid-ranking officer who didn't do much in his seven-year career then came back for WWI, in which he died fairly early but won some awards for events that aren't described in this article. How this seemingly unremarkable nobody ended up with two ships and a whole class of destroyers named after him is a total mystery to anyone who's relying solely on this article. (122.106.207.125 (talk) 04:08, 7 May 2018 (UTC))
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