Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Holly Graf
Meets the  criteria set forth in : not only on the basis of the reports of her being relieved of command, but also as the first woman in the US Navy to command a cruiser and the first woman to command a destroyer.  refers to "routine news coverage". The national and international coverage of Graf's behavior and her termination of command in major news sources satisfies , , and  and demonstrates that the coverage is not "routine".  pertains to "low-profile individuals". Arguments can easily be made that captains of warships or individuals who get multiple mentions in TIME when they repeatedly berate subordinates are not "low-profile" individuals.  is irrelevant as it is only an essay that does not reflect community consensus; the fact that it has not reached guideline status suggests that it is flawed in some manner. Regardless,  overrides it. The recent "name drops" are actually an indicator of  and confirm Graf's notability in that she has been found "worthy of notice" to be mentioned in conjunction with another related person or event
— User:Location, 20:46, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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