I believe that this meets the guidelines of notability for the following three points:
1. Neutral point of view (NPOV). This one line entry on this page only states the facts with no adjectives or opinions. It only states that he was a colonel in the army and was the commander of a chemical brigade with the dates identified. Note that there are only vere few officers in the military that ever get the opportunity to command a brigade of between 2,000 - 5,000 Soldiers.
2. Verifiability. This information is documented in the history of this chemical brigade, as published by the United States Army by Ms. Mary Nist in 2008 in a book titled 464th Chemical Brigade Unit History.
3. No original research. This information is documented in a reliable third-party document by the United States Army, the document listed in the verifiability section above. No additional information or opinions are provided in this page.
- The above issues are unrelated to notability. The guidelines at Wikipedia:Notability (people) need to be demonstrated. WWGB (talk) 13:36, 17 August 2008 (UTC)