Letters to the Editor: Will the usRonald Reagan get the identical remedy as USNS Harvey Milk?
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Letters to the Editor: Will the usRonald Reagan get the identical remedy as USNS Harvey Milk?

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To the editor: In keeping with Protection Secretary Pete Hegseth, he’s “taking the politics out of ship naming” by altering the USNS Harvey Milk to the USNS Oscar V. Peterson (“USNS Harvey Milk is renamed after a WWII sailor within the newest Pentagon variety purge,” June 27).

Since Hegseth clearly doesn’t need ships to be named after politicians, can we assume that the service USS Ronald Reagan additionally will probably be renamed? In any case, whereas Milk served in a fight zone through the Korean Warfare, Reagan’s World Warfare II army service was restricted to the U.S. mainland attributable to his poor eyesight.

Geoff Kuenning, Claremont

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