Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/David Wood (British Army officer)
per my argument at Hugh Clark (Captain). Although the subject clearly has recieved mention in quite a number of |reliable sources it appears to me to be passing coverage only and therefore is not enough to be considered "significant" in my opinion. Therefore I believe the subject is likely non-notable under the . Equally I am not swayed by the argument that being awarded the French Legion of Honour|Legion d' honneur affords notability. That would really depend on what degree he was awarded, and given that he recieved it on the 60th anniversary of the landings I doubt it was the highest degree. As such it is in no way the equivalent of the Victoria Cross or similar high level gallentry award. According to the wiki article on the Legion of Honour there have been over 100,000 recipients! Too many details of the subject's life are missing which also suggests to me that he isn't notable
— User:Anotherclown, 08:24, 15 September 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)