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D9 (RIP) · 07-05-2008, 22:27

Rada was a real good guy. We were in the 18D course at the same time (he was one class behind me) and we went to SERE and Sage together. I remember that Rada had some special medical knowledge that was very useful in the 18d course b/c of his prior MOS, and he never hesitated to help anybody who needed his time - even when he had to take a break from studying to do so. Even guys he didn't know personally. He was good at SERE too, in spite of being the senior enlisted guy in our class. I am truly sorry to hear that we have lost him. Rest in peace brother, and may your family find solace in the honor of your service.

I remember MSG Simmons as well. RIP to all. What a tragedy.

07-05-2008, 22:27	#45
D9 (RIP) Quiet Professional Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 514	Rada was a real good guy. We were in the 18D course at the same time (he was one class behind me) and we went to SERE and Sage together. I remember that Rada had some special medical knowledge that was very useful in the 18d course b/c of his prior MOS, and he never hesitated to help anybody who needed his time - even when he had to take a break from studying to do so. Even guys he didn't know personally. He was good at SERE too, in spite of being the senior enlisted guy in our class. I am truly sorry to hear that we have lost him. Rest in peace brother, and may your family find solace in the honor of your service. I remember MSG Simmons as well. RIP to all. What a tragedy. __________________ El Diablo sabe mas por viejo que por diablo.
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