Deletion of Albert William Tweedy, Jr.

Comment: My concern with the article is less its notability and more its lack of sources. Yes, while the DANFA entry is reliable, this Wikipedia article is a word-for-word copy of it. Clearly that indicates that something's off per  (see the third element in the list). Wikipedia is not a place for complete copies of public domain resources. Even if you were to paraphrase from the DANFA entry, I still don't see how anyone could write an article using only one public domain source (the second source added by Bahamut0013 is just a confirmation of his receiving the Navy Cross) that wouldn't just be a repeat of the public domain text and thus a violation of policy
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTREPOSITORY)

Comment: I do know that some of the folks at ikiProject Ships|WikiProject Ships have created biographies on individuals who are/were the namesakes of ships, using the public domain Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships as thier main/only ref. I agree with Rupert above that notability is not an issue. I have found a ref and added it; but even had I not, I'm not concerned about having just one reliable ref because the individual is not subject to |BLP
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Help:Watchlist (WP:W||WP:BLP)