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Home Town Los Angeles, California
Last Address 4811 Tennessee Street Duval County
Date of Passing Jun 28, 2010
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Marisa Benez
Branch: Iraq War Veteran / Rescue Helicopter Pilot
I know, she;s not in the Military on the show, but that doesn't mean her soldier spirit retired with her. Don't cross her, as her partner Rabbit quickly found out when he almost killed her mimicking Bullit.
Moment in Badassness: It has to be when she popped a guys eyes back into there sockets after a car wreck.
MSC(SS) Casey Ryback, USN
Branch: Navy SEAL
Ryback is the Die Hard of military men, the monkey wrench in the plans of domestic terrorist. By land or by sea (by air, Under Siege III: Over Siege?) he�??s the guy you want riding with you.
Moment in Badassness: He killed bad guys with a microwave time bomb. How cool is that? [Do not try at home]
1) Colonel John Matrix, USA
Branch: Special Operations Operator
Remember when we trusted our men and women in the Armed Services with the moral authority to protect those that deserved sanctuary and eliminate those who threatened it, no questions asked? That was Matrix.
Moment in Badassness: Refusing to be a pawn, he snapped his captors neck and left him on the plane like he was sleeping!
Lieunant. Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, USN Branch: Naval Aviator
Everybodies got an ego and Maverick's could float the balloon boy across the world. Swagger is one of the key elements that makes any good soldiers and overcoming it is what makes any good hero.
Moment in Badassness: When Maverick buzzes the tower. Doesn't everyone want to do that? It's like dunking.
Captain Steven Hiler, USMC
Branch: Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornets Pilot
This dude took on aliens okay. He took on intergalactic terrorist and won. And just like US Soldiers, he didn't do it with home field advantage, he took the fight to their house and blow it to holy hell!
Moment in Badassness: After outmaneuvering and outwitting those alien scum-suckers, he went mano-y-mano and knock it's green teeth loose with one punch.
Now if you're wondering why they are all ranked number one, well there are two reasons:
1) Every man and woman in uniform is equally valued whether you work logistics or the ground, whether you sign up in times of war or times of peace and whether you fly sick people to hospitals or destroy alien races.
And 2) because I dare you to go up to any member of the armed forces and tell them they are No. 2.
Happy Veterans Day to all the real, most badass heroes in the armed forces and all those who love them!
Everyone else can go to whatever country has the audacity to hate us even though we have the coolest President ever.
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I CAN SLEEP THROUGH A STORM
In a Midwestern state that was known for severe storms, lived a farmer who had a herd of cattle which provided for his living. He wasn't able to pay large wages and found it difficult to keep trusty work hands.
He found himself in need of a competent worker who would see that the animals were properly cared for and always be reliable in doing his work.
One afternoon, a young man came by looking for a job. The farmer looked him over and thought he looked a bit young to have the qualification for the job, but he needed someone badly and decided to interview him.
The first question to the young man was, 'What are our qualifications for this job?' The answer he got was, 'I can sleep through a storm.' That didn't make much sense to the farmer and alarmed him some, but he was desperate for help and hired the young man.
Not long afterward, a terrible storm came up during the middle of the night. The farmer decided he should go check on the barn doors and see if everything was secure in the storm. Everything he checked was secure, nothing left undone; so he went looking for the young man whose sleeping quarters were near the barn. No lights were on in his cabin and there was no evidence that he was up checking on things.
The farmer thought he probably made a mistake hiring one so young who didn't understand the responsibilities he had, but he knocked on the cabin door and waited for a response from inside. Soon, a sleepy eyed young man came to the door and asked the farmer what was wrong. 'Don't you hear the storm raging out here?'
Why aren't you awake and taking care my animals?' 'Oh, but I did, sir,' was the reply. 'I took care of everything before the storm hit. All the animals have been fed, watered and locked securely in their stalls. I did everything to make them safe before I went to sleep.'
Then the farmer realized what the young man meant when he said he could "sleep through a storm." He had made his preparation BEFORE the storm came, and he knew there was nothing to worry about.
'What a gem I have discovered!' thought the farmer as he made his way back to the house, went to his own bed and soon fell asleep.
Best Friends TMO2 Glover TMO2 Michael Bushaw STG3 Jonathan Medina FC2 Harold Lovett TMO3 Lee GMG2 Sedrick Griffin GMG2 Mobley STG3 Jonathan Medina FC1(SW) Alan Farmer FC1 Collins FTG2 Harland Rasmuessan STG1 Estevez SK1 Anthony W. First, Sr. SKCS(SW) Gladden STG2 Kenneth Cooper STG1 William Erickson STG1 Steve Parr STGC Michael W. Antonellis STGCS(SW) Charles Donaldson IC2 Hooks PO1 James Scott ENS Jeffrey Clark ENS Christropher Stone ENS Kevin Schaeffeer ENS Christropher Gabriel ENS A. Patrick Gowney ENS James Pettit ENS Bryce Whiting.
Best Moment TMO3 Lee Bushaw becoming Second Class. TMSN Lee becoming Third Class.
Letters of Commendation 04-10.95_CAPT C. I. Lundquist, USN 09-12.96_RADM D. A. Weiss, USN 10-11.96_CAPT J. A. Moseman, USN
Letters of Appreciation: 26.03.97_Burial Detail 12.04.96_Quality Assurance Inspector (QAI)
Sea Service Deployment Ribbon 10.07.95_4th 04.14.97_5th Southwest Asia Service Medal w/ 2 Stars 06.04.95 Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait) 08.31.95 Navy Battle Efficiency Ribbon 12.31.95_2nd 12.31.96_3rd Navy Good Conduct Medal 08.29.96_5th
Worst Moment TMO2 Bushaw and TMO3 Lee departing the USS Princeton.
While in Singapore, GMGC stole our Work Center Pneumatic Hoist for more than six months and hid it for a surprise inspection.
The Command assumed I was responsible for the missing equipment and never received an apology.
Chain of Command Captain J. A. Moseman, C.O. Captain D. G. Wilfong III, C. O. Lieutenant Commander M. M. Sharpe, X. O. Lieutenant Commander E. J. Quinn, X. O. _____________________________________________ LCDR Jeff T. Griffin......CSO LT Thomas K. Kiss.......WEPS LTJG A. Patrick Growney...ASWO ENS Frank F. Pagura......ORDO _____________________________________________ FCCM(SW) William F. Crowther (CMC) EMCM(SW) T. Nate Englund FCCM(SW) Norman C. Rudman BMCM(SW) Mark A. Blevins SKCS(SW) Jose F. Jordan GSCS(SW) R. E. Morse, III HMCS(SW) Daniel D. Shephard MACS Terrance S. Smith EWCS(SW) Kurt D. Worden RMCS(SW) Carl R. Anderson SKCS(SW) Michael A. Gladden STGCS(SW) Charles W. Donaldson STGC(SW) Michael W. Antonellis GSEC(SW) Cyril R. Antanacio MSC(SW) Cesar I. Balancio FCC(SW) Davide W. Brewer OSC(SW) James E. Chautland CTRC(SW) Jerry G. Coggins GMC(SW) Luigi G. Federici FCC(SW) Michael A Gibson EMC(SW) Jorge Lopez FCC(SW) Keith A. Matsumoto ETC(AW/SW) Mark A. McHugh GMC(SW) Andy Pabon PNC Charles L. Reed ENC(SW) Hector R. Sandoval CTRC(SW) Daniel A. Smiley ENC(AW) Reynaldo T. Tanap GSMC(SW) Buenaventura P. Urani DCC(SW) Charles I. Wilson GSMC(SW) Douglas S. Wright
Other Memories 11.11.94_Damage Controlman 3&2 3.8 09.01.96_Gunner's Mate M 3&2 3.8 09.01.96_Gunner's Mate M 3&2 3.7 09.01.96_Gunner's Mate M PO1 3.7 09.01.96_Gunner's Mate M CPO 3.6
02.02.96_Q A Ship's Force Training 14.06.96_LAMPS Aviation Ordnance Training
LAMPS Aviation Ordnance Handling K 050-2131 LCDR G. M. Heidenreich, USN --------------------------------------------- .45 Caliber Pistol Operator AFFF/ Transfer Station Operator Ammunition Handling and Storage Team Member Ammunition Onload/Offload Safety Observer AN/SQS-53(B) Passive Narrow Band AN/SQS-53(B) Passive Broad Band/ PPI Operator AN/SSQ-61(A) Bathythermograph Recorder Set CBR Defense_Advanced CBR Defense_Basic Conventional Weapons Handling Equipment (OP) Craftsman CSMC Telephone Watch CSOSS Investigator CSOSS Operator CSOSS Plotter_Condition One CSOSS Technician Damage Control_Adavanced Damage Control_Basic Damage Control_Communications Divisional Damage Control Petty Officer Fire Watch Fire Fighting_Structral First Aid_Basic First Aid_Stretcher Bearer Investigator Officer of The Deck_In Port Pier Security Final Qualification Reaction Force (RF) Member Roving Security Patrol SNAP II User_Basic Sound Powered Telephone Operator SVTT MK 32 Loader SVTT MK 32 Mount Captain SVTT MK 32 Strikedown Lift Operator Torpedo Leader Torpedo Handling Team Member Torpedo Quality Assurance Inspector Work Center/Work Group Supervisor
