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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Ruffino, VinnyNational Naval Dental Center BethesdaE4DentalApr 2, 1988 – Oct 30, 1991What a great experience...Made a few lifelong friends. Reach out if you know me. I saw a few names I know on here. Godbless all.
Ruffino, VinnyUSS America (CV 66)DT3Dental1988 – 2001What up peoples....
Ruffner, Mark profile iconUSS Rathburne (FF 1057)SM3OPS/OCAug 1989 – Jan 1992
Ruffner, Mark profile iconUSS Ingersoll (DD 990)SM3OPS/OCJan 1992 – Jun 1993
Ruffner, Mark profile iconNaval Air Station Barbers PointSM2base policeJul 1993 – Jun 1996
Ruffner, Mark profile iconUSS Cimarron (AO 177)SM2OPS/OCJun 1996 – Apr 1997
Ruffner, PatrickBoomers (VA 165)E4ordanace1988 – 1993
Ruffner, RicUSS Mount Whitney (LCC 20)CM3SupplySep 3, 1971 – Aug 30, 1973
Ruffner, TomUSS Seattle (AOE 3)Bt3BJun 18, 1970 – Feb 11, 1972
Ruffner, WendyUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)SMSNops1996 – 1997Was my first and last ship. Was hella fun though. still keep in touch with a few...and Canup? Seriously they made him chief? lol. Miss all you signalman except for that Sm2..
Ruffolo, Paul "Ruff"USS Hue City (CG 66)PAUL RUFFOLONav/Admin1995 – Aug 1999After the Navy, I went to UW-Madison and graduated from Columbia College Chicago as a film major. I'm currently working in the TV/Movie industry in Chicago. I live with my girlfriend Erin & our dog Grace. E-mail is my first & last name @ h
Rufner, RichardUSS Leahy (CG 16)Feb 23, 1973 – Jun 6, 1975Navigator
Rufo, RodolfoUSS Durham (LKA 114)E-5/EMEJan 7, 1988 – Feb 23, 1991I was part of the E-Division with a bunch of outstanding electricians who are now EMCM Munar, EMCS Ramos, EMCS Malamanig, EMC Recitis, EMC Masangya, EMC Mendoza (ret), EM2 Munar, V. The best LKA ship I did my tour and will be missed 4-ever.
Rufo, RodolfoUSS Horne (CG 30)E-4/BTBJan 5, 1984 – Oct 16, 1986 My first ship. Turned down BT school and ended up BT. Best BT's like Yap,Rushing,Wilson,Rogers, Billings, Spangler and Larson...moonshiner.122 days of beer and more down the pit...#1 Fire room.I'm still around... at rufor@ddg65.navy.mil
Rufo, TomUSS Prairie (AD 15)E2Deck devisionJun 1, 1980 – Apr 14, 1982I was on the 1980 wespac. Not the best sailor with hind site being 20 20. Hung out with Steven Vanwinkle . Would love to reconnect with some guys
Rufo, TonyUSS Luce (DDG 38)E1MMEngine Room1982 – 1983It was fun fishing off the starboard side when I was on restriction and extra duty.
Rufty, ThomasUSS Harold J. Ellison (DD 864)RM3OCFeb 18, 1958 – Oct 1959
Rufus, CarterUSS Virginia (DLGN 38)Os2Os2Sep 27, 1977 – Sep 21, 1981
Rufus L Cribb, LarryUSS Ranger (CV 61)LT(JG)OperationsJun 30, 1957 – May 30, 1959CIC Watch Officer. Plank Owner.
Rug, NorbertUSS Brownson (DD 868)MR3Engineering1968 – 1971
Rugaber, KenUSS Sam Houston (SSBN 609)ETN2(SS)NavigationMar 1964 – Jan 1965Made 4 or 5 patrols out of Holy Loch Scotland. Re-enlisted at Holy Loch in 1964. Plank Owner - commissioned March 62 at Newport News, VA
Rugenstein, MarkUSS Charles E. Brannon (DE 446)ENFNBDec 1964 – Jan 1965Short time on board, in B division. Convinced me to become and EN
Rugenstein, MarkNaval Base Guantanamo BayEN-1TugsJan 1969 – Apr 1971Worked on service craft, Chief Engineer on tugs and other boats. Great tour (second child was born during tour)
Rugenstein, MarkMare Island Naval ShipyardENCTugs Mare IslandAug 1972 – Aug 1975 Worked on tugs at Mare Island, Also two merchant trips as Chief Engineer for new tugs from WI thru St Lawrence, Panama and up to SF.
Rugenstein, MarkUSS Frederick (LST 1184)ENCS/ENSEngine Room and PM, Bow ramp teamAug 1975 – Apr 1977Best tour of 25 years! Made ENCM and ENS (LDO) same time... took the ENS.
Rugenstein, MarkSan Francisco (Hunters Point) Naval ShipyardENSNBC and FirefightingApr 1977 – Feb 1978Instructor for NBC warfare and firefighting. This program will not allow entry of Fire Fighting School at Treasure Island. Can't delete the last command either..... ah, free so don't complain.
Rugenstein, MarkUSS Wichita (AOR 1)LTMPAFeb 1978 – Dec 1981First steam ship... super tour! Great crew and #1 CO (Tony Less)
Rugenstein, MarkUSNS Shasta (T-AE 33)LTChief EngineerDec 1981 – Mar 1983Web site won't let me enter AE 33. Good ship, good crew, great engineering team
Rugenstein, MarkNaval Air Station AlamedaLCDREngineer Readiness Officer for COMSERVGRU ONEMar 1983 – Mar 1986Website doesn't have Commander Service Group ONE Helped train engineering crews for PEB exams, and REFTRA. Also served as relief Chief Engineer on USS Camden, Shasta, Kiska and Sacramento
Rugenstein, MarkNaval Base Pearl HarborLCDRCOMSERVRON 5Mar 1986 – Jul 1989Engineering readiness and maintenance officer for diving and salvage squadron
Rugenstein, MarkNaval Hospital YokosukaEN-1Tugs Sasebo JapanSep 1965 – Jan 1969Web site does not have Sasebo Japan listed so I used Yokosuka but was stationed in Sasebo, and was not at the hospital. Start as ENFN, worked up, made EN1 here, mainly Chief Engineer on YTM415. Married and 1st daughter born here in Sasebo.
Rugenstein, MarkNAVCOMMSTA Cam Ranh Bay, VietnamEN-1NAG Vietnam ACTOVRADApr 1971 – Aug 1972Site does not have all command in VIetnam listed so this was what they found by defalt. Senior advisor, only 3 of us, for spy station in Vietnam. Most of time on Hon Tre just north of Cam Ranh
Rugenstein, WarrenUSS Nereus (AS 17)EN2X38A Outside Machine ShopJan 1971 – Sep 1971Came from Proteus, AS-19, first to X38A at Point Loma working on "boats," then to decommissioning crew at 32nd Street. Made E-5 on the Nereus. Good times! Great bunch of sailors! Then to USS Sioux, ATF-75, which towed Nereus to Bremerton
Rugenstein, WarrenUSS Proteus (AS 19)EN3M - FireroomMay 1969 – Nov 1970Arrived from boot camp and assigned to fireroom - like from frying pan to the fire! Hard work but a great bunch of guys. My young bride came over to Guam, too, and we lived next to Nimitz Hill area. Worked for Butch Collins - what a hoot!
Rugenstein, WarrenUSS Sioux (ATF 75)EN2Auxiliary EngineroomMar 1972 – Nov 1972After my fair share of "tows," was part of crew turning ship over to Turkey. Became very intimate with those little 3-268A's! Was honorably discharged after this duty station, then worked 30 years for BN Railroad and MORE diesels.
Rugenstein, WarrenUSS Cocopa (ATF 101)EN2EngineroomMar 1972 – Mar 1972Spent only 2 weeks on the Cocopa after Engineman C School, then swapped with a guy to go to the USS Sioux, ATF 75 with GM engines. Love those ALCO's, though!
Ruger, JohnUSS Bunker Hill (CG 52)SM3UNKNOWN1986 – 1988PLANKOWNER
Rugg, HowardUSS Sperry (AS 12)EN211M, R21955 – 1958When I first came aboard I worked in outside repair. I was hurt working on 1 of the subs. I returned from the hospital and ran the R2 division office untill my seperation.
Rugg, Richard, "Bud"USS Tulagi (CVE 72)MACHINIST MATE, 2ND CLASSMDec 1943 – Feb 1946Plank owner. Forward engine room.
Ruggenberg, GaleUSS Yellowstone (AD 41)MssnS-2Feb 1990 – Jun 1993

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