Deletion of Adrianus Johannes Lemmens

Comment: although his wartime experience is interesting, I have only found a handful of passing mentions in non-primary |reliable sources with no sources that give |significant coverage to the subject. Furthermore, the few passing mentions, if added up together do not make significant coverage; therefore the subject is not notable per . As for awards/decorations, the subject is not notable as defined by , as the verified award/decoration is not a high level award/medal/decoration for individual act(s) of valor
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:SIGCOV||WP:ANYBIO||WP:SOLDIER)

Comment: The chief claim of notability is the War Commemorative Cross.  My research into the War Commemorative Cross results in much the same conclusion as Notum-sit.  The medal is awarded to anyone who sees combat and there are different variations depending on what their duties were.  But I saw nothing that said "bravery" outside the normal bravery of any soldier.  This cross seems to equate to the Bronze Star Medal.  All together, this bio fails .  Between the deletion discussion on the Dutch Wikipedia and here, I see some battle ground behaviors (accusations of cliques).  It seems to me that Glemmens1940 is seeking a memorial for his father and fabricating medals (Cross of Merit on Dutch Wikipedia).--v/r
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:MILNG)

Comment: per Emeraude basically. I have probably half-a-dozen direct and distant relatives who would be no more or less notable than the subject. As for specific guidelines, I certainly don't think he would pass , for example. The sources are a combination of  documents (internment records, obituaries, service records, etc) and coverage of things with which the subject had some interaction, though the sources don't mention the subject at all. That's not to say he wasn't there or didn't experience those things, but they don't constitute significant coverage of the subject. On that basis, I can't see how the subject could pass . The newspaper clipping that mentions his exam is exactly that - a passing mention with a list of others; hardly significant coverage. An important piece of family history, no doubt, but not the stuff of an encyclopaedia
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:SOLDIER||WP:PRIMARY||WP:GNG)