Left to right, James Hendon, New York City Department of Veterans’ Services Commissioner; Maj. Gen. Thomas Tickner, Army Corps of Engineers North Atlantic Division Commanding General; Gloria Warren-Baskin, Lt. Warren’s only surviving immediate family member; Yvette Bourcicot, Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower and Reserve Affairs); Steve Castleton, Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army; Col. Craig Martin, Fort Hamilton Garrison Commander; Command Sgt. Maj. Eva Commons, Fort Hamilton Garrison Sergeant Major; and Charles Walker, Fort Hamilton Deputy to the Commander poses for
Left to right, James Hendon, New York City Department of Veterans’ Services Commissioner; Maj. Gen. Thomas Tickner, Army Corps of Engineers North Atlantic Division Commanding General; Gloria Warren-Baskin, Lt. Warren’s only surviving immediate family member; Yvette Bourcicot, Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower and Reserve Affairs); Steve Castleton, Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army; Col. Craig Martin, Fort Hamilton Garrison Commander; Command Sgt. Maj. Eva Commons, Fort Hamilton Garrison Sergeant Major; and Charles Walker, Fort Hamilton Deputy to the Commander poses for a group photo during a street renaming ceremony at Fort Hamilton, , May 20, 2022. Fort Hamilton’s main street was re-memorialized and renamed after a Brooklyn native, Vietnam War veteran, and Medal of Honor recipient 1st Lt. John E. Warren, Jr. The names of military assets should appropriately reflect the courage, values and sacrifices of our diverse military men and women, and 1st Lt. John Warren, Jr. is a great example of all that.
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