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----- Original Message -----
From: Dave Bodkin
To: Erasmo Riojas
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2009 7:53 PM
Subject:
Fw: Re: Video Kaloki's Photo's
Gday Rio I finally got some pic's of Kaloki head your way!! Check out www.opboats.com Ay! Hope to make the Muster this fall if the Doc's can fix my main Aorta Valuve !
All the best
Dave
Jeff "Speedy" Gonzalez
Scott Danielson PO2 (SEAL) RIP
While training off the coast of Virginia Beach, VA, Scotty was in a small boat that capsized when hit by a large wave in a winter storm on Thursday Feb. 22, 2001. When mustered back together, head count was one short. When his body was recovered it was discovered that he suffered a broken neck. Anyone that knew him would describe him as funny and the kind of guy that would do anything for a teammate. He was also a hell of a point man in the Teams. Dates of service: 1992 to 2001
send me your picture!
----- Original Message ----- The class number is 36, UDTR Class 36. If you were in Key West during the summer of 1966, I was there. Sorry, I do not remember you, but there are few Instructers I remember. The one's I do remember are the one's that made my life hell. One that I will not forget is Fraley. He pushed me all the time on the runs. I was not a fast runner and he enjoyed getting in front of me and smoke that big cigar. One time he got in front of me and told me to grab and hold on to his shirt. When I did, he took off running and towed me 100 yards in front of the group. He then told me if the group caught up to me, he would have my ass. That was enough incentive for me! When we crossed the ditch into the training area in Rosy Roads, the group was only about 10 yards behind me. He still had my ass though. It really bothered me when I learned he was killed. Hershel Davis was my swim buddy and I towed him a lot when he got cramps on those long swims. We were neighbors in little Creek, great guy, say hello to him for me. Damn I liked that guy. Joe Hunter
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GulfCoast SEALs & Other Vets: BackROW: Jim Tribon EOD, Larry Theorine,
top row: 2ndfrom left: Bob Holmes; 5th man: Fred Miller
Charles P. O'Bryan author:
"Combat Swimmer"
Doc Hammel also: was onUSS SKYLARK
KIA 'nam ST-2, may RIP
Bret Lynch (SEAL)
Does he look like a good with a haircut?
Lt.to rt: Rex Davis Larry
Brown & Tom Marsh.
Kiet Nuyen LDNN & Tom Norris
ST-1
SEAL Team ONE: Michael Thornton (MOH)
and Tom Norris (MOH)
"Doc" Moreno (SEAL) Team FOUR
severly WIA ST-2
Silver Star, P.H.was ST-2
Roy Boehm's Toy also read: "First SEAL" a
SEAL Team TWO mustang
A."Nasty" Nash
Mike
Slattery
Steve ELson
A retired Navy SEAL, who was apart of a secret combat operation more than 35
years ago, received the medal of valor. Lt. Moki Martin never spoke about the
operation and now we are hearing how he saved lives while risking his own.
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<> I believe members of the 50's Frogs
Jeffrey A. Lucas
Ryan Zinke
Ted Alexander
Don Mann
Jimmy Battista
Al
Ashton
Dan Toth
BUD/S Class 264
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Walter
Diaczenko :I have 2 son’s that
aspire to become Navy SEALs. Dillon the oldest, is in the NROTC at
Roger
Guerra
Joe Hansen standing behind Roger
Guerra Roosey Roads P.R.
UDT-21,
Captain Stanley "Pete" MestonFROM: Roger
Guerra: Most of that memory is beered away but here goes with my best
effort.....
1st row squated L-R Steve Dudley, don't know , isn't the last guy Pat
Morgan?
1st row standing L-R Chief Schmidt, 3d man LTjg Ridgeway 6th man-Stan Meston, 8th man Drew
Bissett
2nd row standing L-R 2nd man -Chief Janecka, 5th man was our Corpman
Doc---???
1st row enlisted L-R, 2nd man Pierre Ponce, 3rd man- Keith Payne, 5th man-
Red Hunter, 8th man- Jim Swatzell
2nd row enlisted-L-R 6th "man" ---yours truly
3rd row enlisted L-R, Winters, 7th man-Bill Sweeney
4th row enlisted, L-R 3rd man Dennis Berger (?) not sure but it looks like
him, 7th man-Al Grills.?, last man on row looks like Jimmy Allgeier (pretty
sure, but I thought he was in med)
Last row - L-R 4th man-Joe Hunt
If I remember any more names I'll get them to you but you might blast out
and see if we can get any help!
Thanks Amigo!
ADDENUM: OK, one more, first row standing, L-R, 3rd man- LTJGRidgeway (he
signed my discharge papers.)
Need.....more....beer....to...recall, ......must .....get
.....liquid.....refreshment.....
Another ADDENUM: First row standing correction: L-R 3rd man, Lt May?, 4th man- LtJG Barbata, 5th
man-Lt Ridgeway and the last man in that row I believe is Chief Manard?
My
NOTE: I am sure more to come?
Please
email me more names: docrio45 [at] gmail.com
Thank you.
Michael Welvaert
Secretary of the Navy Donald C. Winter
announced today at a ceremony in
Navy SEAL (Sea, Air, Land) Lt. Michael P. Murphy lead a four-man team
tasked with finding a key Taliban leader in the mountainous terrain near
Asadabad, Afghanistan, when they came under fire from a much larger
enemy force with superior tactical position. Mortally wounded
while exposing himself to enemy fire, Murphy knowingly left his position
of cover to get a clear signal in order to communicate with his
headquarters. While being shot at repeatedly, Murphy calmly provided his
unit's location and requested immediate support for his element. He
returned to his cover position to continue the fight until finally
succumbing to his wounds.
Michael Murphy will be one of the U.S. Navy's most advanced,
state-of-the-art warships in the fleet. With the combination of
Aegis, the vertical launching system, and advanced anti-submarine
warfare system, advanced anti-aircraft missiles and Tomahawk cruise
missiles, the Arleigh Burke-class continues the revolution at sea. Utilizing
a gas turbine propulsion system, Michael Murphy will be able to operate
independently or as part of carrier strike groups, surface action
groups, amphibious ready groups, and underway replenishment groups.
Michael Murphy will be the 62nd Arleigh Burke-class
destroyer. The 9,200 ton ship is being built by Bath Iron Works, a
General Dynamics Company and will be 509.5 feet in length, have a
waterline beam of 59 feet, a crew size of 323 (23 officers and 300
enlisted) and she will make speed in excess of 30 knots |
Ron Rector
Ray Smith
Now:Christian O'Connor & then
Christian O'Connor
Rio,
Roger Clapp was an officer at ST-1 and ran the Armory for part of the time when I was there. He is now the Naval Special Warfare Center Command Historian. He has an office at the Coronado training center and has access to the Navy’s version of the database which is far more extensive than mine. The Navy’s database includes ALL of the WWII guys (mine only goes from 1947 to the present day), and Roger can actually look up the training records on anyone who was in BUD/S… whether they successfully graduated, or they were dropped for failure to meet performance qualifications, or they were medically dropped, or they quit. Steve Robinson |
Richard E. Cyrus. I graduated from class 35 in Little Creek in 1965. I spent 2 years in UDT-22 before going to Seal Team 2 in 1967. From 67 to 71 was the fun time in Vietnam. In 1977 I went to EOD school. While in EOD school I made Chief. Two months later I was promoted to Ensign. After EOD school I was transferred to the USS Reclaimer (ARS-42) via Diving Salvage Officer School. My billet was First Lieutenant/Weps. officer. At that time there there were no LDO billets in Seal Team. After 3 years on the Reclaimer, I was transferred to Mobile,Diving,Salvage Unit One, via Helium, Oxygen Diving Officer School; as XO. After 2 years was bumped up to CO. During my time at MDSU-1, I augmented to 1140 (Diving, Salvage,EOD Officer). In 1984 I requested a lateral transfer to 1130 (SPECWAR). I was later transferred to SPECWARGRU-2 as R&D officer. I retired after 22.5 years to take a consulting job in the Fiji Islands teaching Para-military military tactics, among other things. In 1991 I got a Merchant Marine License as a Deck Officer third Mate; supporting the Gulf War. In the last 14 years I have been transporting USAID cargo to third world countries through-out the world. Primarily to African ports. I have been dealing with Piracy for a long time. Years ago the pirates operated on a small scale; mostly on the West coast of Africa. I now have a Master license, Upon Oceans, Unlimited Tonnage. I also have Certificates for Security Officer, Port Facility,and Shipboard. I have to many USCG certificates to list here. AWARDS:
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Bill
Rice
William Brown
Dan
Cnossen
John
Wayne Marcum KIA
Robert Berry
Roger
Guerra, Troy Vought, Mike Macready
Capt. Pete Wikul "Bull
Frog" Retires . Pete Wikul last saw his father at the age of 8, on a street
corner in his native Harlem. "He was a heroin addict," Wikul
said Friday. "It was on West 140th Street. Either the cops or the
Mafia came for him. I was never sure which." |
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