Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Henry Blomberg
I wondered about this when I saw the author creating a slew of these articles, but didn't want to be the one to step up and say that they were all non-notable.  It's true that  says a person who does not meet GNG may still be notable if he "has received a notable award or honor, or has been often nominated for one."  In one sense, the Distinguished Service Cross is notable—we have an article on it—but then we have an article on the Purple Heart too, and we've given out 1.3 million of those.  So I thoroughly agree that the Distinguished Service Cross doesn't count (without more, obviously; see Distinguished Service Cross (United States)#Notable Awards|here).  I think the idea of the ANYBIO guideline is to streamline the notability consideration of people who receive or are nominated for awards whose recipients and nominees are generally notable under GNG.  But DSC recipients and nominees are generally ''non''-notable under GNG (Henry Blomberg too), so I don't think a case for notability can rest on this award alone
— User:Glenfarclas, 06:29, 24 December 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ANYBIO (Wikipedia:Notability)