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Name	Command	Rank/Rate	Division	Period	Remarks
Rodak, Michael	USS Miami (SSN 755)	IC2/SS	IC	Mar 1990 – Aug 1996	Plankowner. It was the best and worst of times, but the world was a safer place when we watched over things. (Think about it.) Very proud to have served with you schmucks. www.michaelrodak.com Drop me a line anytime.
Rodak, Ron	USS Pharris (FF 1094)	RM2	oc	Jul 10, 1973 – Aug 10, 1976	Was an original crew member. I arrived in Norfolk before the ship was sailed from the shipyard in Avondale. Was on the Medcruise in 74/75 when he USS Kennedy collided with the USS Belknap during night training exercises.
Rodale-sua, Kendra	USS Cape Cod (AD 43)	SK3	S-1	Apr 1990 – Aug 24, 1992
Rodandjoannbennett@comcast.net, Rod	USS Compass Island (AG 153)	E5 Radarman	OPS	Jan 1962 – Sep 1964	We were aboard the CI during some "interesting" times. Witnessed a multiple launch of Polaris missiles; rescue of crew/yacht; and assassination of President Kennedy. Call me at: 703 597400. Rod Bennett-RD2
Rodarmel, John	USS Dahlgren (DDG 43)	HT 3	R division	Feb 3, 1984 – Nov 7, 1987
Rodarte, Benjamin, Richard	USS Simon Lake (AS 33)	MT2(SS)	W4	1974 – 1975	Transferred to the USS Canopus when it replaced the Simon Lake - Transferred to the USS Daniel Boone(SSBN629) in fall of 1976
Rodarte, Bobby	USS Constellation (CV 64)	E-3/FN	P-2 / 3MMR	Dec 16, 2000 – Feb 22, 2002	To all of you guys from 3-Main good luck to all of you where ever you may be. And to Connie I sure miss her even though it made my life a living hell down below her decks as an upper levelman. Godbless to all the engineers on Connie (Westpac)2001.
Rodarte, Bobby	USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74)	PN3(SW/AW)	ADMIN / X-2/4	Mar 2002 – Jan 5, 2004	To my fellow shipmates of JCS, from G-1/weapons to Admin, we had some good times. I sure will miss you all and that God Bless you all where ever life takes you. Have a fine Navy Day.
Rodarte, Donald	USS Flint (AE 32)	HT	R Division	Mar 20, 1974 – Sep 1976	Been too long don't remember too many shipmates but someone may remember me short husky little dude in R division friends of Bob Martin A division Douglas Breeze
Rodarte, Marcus (Boats)	USS Fletcher (DD 992)	E-5/BM2	OD01	May 20, 2003 – Aug 13, 2004
Rodarte (Wiley), Saadia	USS Hunley (AS 31)	FN	Engineering	1983 – 1985	I was with very first group of females to arrive on HUNLEY in 1983. Originally a fireman, but coverted to SN when I PCS'd to NSSF Groton, CT. Worked on tugboats, but ultimately, became a Yeoman. Out of USN in '89, and married submariner.
Rodas, Byron ( Fatboy)	USS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)	AN ABH	V-3 & V-1 Air	Nov 21, 1991 – Apr 4, 1994	From what ever side she look like a big tub; but she keep on going and going and going. Hey! she brought me home from the cold North Atlantic, colicion, fire, dead stick from the yard and from Hot Somolia.
Rodas, Hector	USS McKee (AS 41)	MM2	e 9	Jan 5, 1998 – May 1, 1999	THE LOVE BOAT, MEMORIES.....SHOULD I SAY MORE, GREAT CREW !!!!
Rodas, Jaime	USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)	AMS 3	AIMD	Nov 15, 1990 – Jun 23, 1994	Who can forget those great times in the Philly ship yard, the transition from Virginia to San Diego around the horn and that first WEST PAC.
Rodberg, Barry	USS Holland (AS 32)	ET2	R4/67A	1992 – 1995	Reported onboard about 1 month before we left Charleston, what a long trip. Spent the next 3 years repairing electronic test equipment and anything else that came our way.
Rodberg, Barry	SIMA Norfolk	ET2	Radome Repair	1995 – 1998	Was initially assigned to R4 Antenna shop, but then reassigned to the new Radome Repair shop. We moved from SIMA Norfolk to the Shipyard in Portsmouth shortly after starting up
Rodcay, Rick	USS Agile (MSO 421)	RD2	Operations	Feb 1970 – Jan 1971	Agile was my last ship in my 4 years naval service. My last summer was spent in port most of the time as our engines were removed for repairs. Our softball team won the base championship. LCDR Korrell was a great C.O.
Rodda, Edward	USS Hunley (AS 31)	IC1	IC/Gyro	Feb 1984 – Sep 1985	Anybody remember Cote and Robedeau
Rodda, Edward	USS New Jersey (BB 62)	IC2	IC/E	Feb 1982 – Jan 1984	Anyone remember emptying the garbage locker with Marines prior to crosssing the line.Wasn't Art Mota in charge of that?Also, didn't an IC3 break into a 1MC station and said some really bad things about shellbacks in his best Irish brogue?
Rodda, Jeff	USS William H. Standley (CG 32)	FC3/FC2	CF	Dec 21, 1987 – Apr 21, 1991	I retired in Jul 2007 as an FCCS. I am currently attending college full time to get a Bachellors degree. Best Regards, Jeff
Rodda, Patrick	USS America (CV 66)	AT3	VAW 123	Mar 7, 1986 – Jan 20, 1989	One Med cruise, several sea going work-ups and lots of shore based work-ups. Benidorm, Key West, Etc. What an experience! Truely was an adventure!
Roddam, Steve	USS Forrestal (CV 59)	E4	V3	1990 – 1993	The absolute best time and the best group of guys that anyone could ever hope to serve and work with. I miss the days aboard the Mighty FID! She was a great ship and she will always be a part of me.
Rodden, Brent	USNS Mars (T-AFS 1)	BT2	Boilers	Feb 10, 1988 – Feb 10, 1990	I remeber us getting hit taking on fuel in Bahrain, also had alot of good times.Great crew members.
Rodden, Ermine "Rod"	USS Vesole (DD 878)	STG-2	A-S Division	Oct 1968 – Jul 1970	Meet some of the best people anywhere. Great times on the 69 Nato cruise.
Rodden, Ermine "Rod"	USS Steinaker (DD 863)	Stg-@	A-S Division	Mar 1965 – Oct 1968	My First Ship. Had some great times.
Roddey, Thomas	USS John Adams (SSBN 620)	MM2/ELT	RL	May 1987 – Apr 1989
Roddey, Thomas	USS Parche (SSN 683)	MM1/ELT	RL	Jun 1989 – Apr 1993
Roddie, Dennis	USS Shangri-La (CV 38)	mchine Repair	B, A	Sep 1962 – May 24, 1965	Had to have been the best time of my life for the most part. Would I do it again? Damn right I would
Roddy, Al	USS Normandy (CG 60)	FC3(SW)	CF02 Computer/Display (Disputer Techs)	Aug 30, 2004 –	Great crew! I have made a lot of friends on board and shes is a good ship. My first command. If you want to be with the best come here!!!
Roddy, Albert	USS Mahan (DDG 72)	FC1 (SW)	CF	Sep 11, 2009 –
Roddy, David	USS Fiske (DD 842)	EM3	engineering	Nov 19, 1969 – Oct 21, 1972	did three years on the old girl. She was a great ship. Where are you Paul S.
Roddy, Eugene	USS Coontz (DDG 40)	CWO 2	Engineering	Jan 1984 – Sep 1986	Was steam maintenance officer and repair 5 leader.
Roddy, Rick	USS Paul (FF 1080)	YN3	XN	Sep 1989 – Sep 1992
Roddy, Scott	USS Coronado (AGF 11)	OS3	OI	Dec 1995 – Jun 1999	I would not be who I am today if I would have not been on the Coronado.
Roddy, Steve	USS Fanning (FF 1076)	E3/OS	Operations Intelligence	Apr 1, 1981 – 1984	Came aboard the Uss Fanning in 1981, deployed on Westpac and quickly went to mess cranking, which was not bad.I remember crossing the line as a mess crank. I enjoyed my time .I learned a lot about the rate on the Fannin
Rode, Robert	USS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)	E3/ABH	VI	Jan 1992 – Aug 1994	FIRST AND ONLY SHIP I SERVED ON BUT I GOT ENOUGH EXPERIENCE AND MEMMORIES TO LAST A LIFE TIME. THANKS TO EVERY I SERVED WITH!
Rode, Scott	USS America (CV 66)	IM-5	S-1C SUPPLY	Mar 14, 1977 – Jun 1980	I loved this ship and its crew. I cried when I heard they sank the ol girl. I miss my friends from CV-66. 2 meds, 1 S.A. cruise and a SHELLBACK, still got my shellback poster, do you! looking for Mike Campbell, HAAS, Tom Cienciollo View 'now' Photo
Rodean, Wes	USS Miller (FF 1091)	STG2	AS	Apr 1973 – Jul 1976	Member of the commissioning crew. Proudly served for 2 Med. cruises under CDR Julian. Sorry to see her gone. The Miller was a great ship.
Rodebaugh, Thomas	USS Albany (CG 10)	MM3	A	Mar 8, 1962 – Mar 8, 1962	Looking to talk to any one in the a division that was on board from 1962 to 1965. Was on board when we went to Cuba. and am a Plank owner.
Rodecap, Russell	USS Newport News (SSN 750)	STS2/SS	Sonar	Jan 1988 – Jun 1993	If you've got time to lean, you've got time to clean. That's my motto.

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