Travel Bug Dog Tag ALF's Friend Rodney

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Owner:
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Released:
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Origin:
Nebraska, United States
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Cockroaches live in a wide range of environments around the world. This Travel Bug would like to travel far and wide as its cousins have over the years. He'd even like to get back to Melmac, if you are headed that way.

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Tracking History (6879.8mi) View Map

Dropped Off 11/10/2008 Episcodad placed it in ECUSA Welcomes You # 10 “End of the Quest” Virginia - 856.92 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 10/26/2008 Episcodad retrieved it from Stennis Traveler Trader Mississippi   Visit Log

Definitely one of the more creepy TB's I've encountered.
Dropped Off 10/21/2008 iJEEP placed it in Stennis Traveler Trader Mississippi - 38.85 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 10/19/2008 iJEEP retrieved it from Biloxi Soccer Mississippi   Visit Log

Will speed him on his way soon.

  • Oh the Humanity! Rodney's first encounter with iJeep's transport.
  • Rodney at Stennis Space Center Rodney visits Stennis Space Center and begins to get a little homesick.
Dropped Off 9/21/2008 DonMario placed it in Biloxi Soccer Mississippi - 6.24 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/21/2008 DonMario retrieved it from Near Oak Tree Mississippi   Visit Log

I will move him along.
Dropped Off 9/8/2008 smithdk placed it in Near Oak Tree Mississippi - 57.2 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/7/2008 smithdk retrieved it from USS ALABAMA Alabama   Visit Log

Will get this large bug to a new cache soon.
Write note 9/5/2008 ModelCitizen posted a note for it   Visit Log

Pictures of the military memorials at the USS Alabama battleship park...

Model Citizen - Zero Discipline

  • Memorial to the Alabama Vietnam veterans. Similar to "The Wall" in Washington, DC.
  • Another memorial to the armed forces at the park
  • There used to be a helicopter here. Hurricane Katrina broke the struts on this helicopter display and trashed the helicopter. She also did a lot of damage to many of the airplanes inside the aviation display building. The torn remains of planes were outside on the grounds. Hopefully they will be able to repair them and get them back on display.
  • Bracelet sculpture for Alabama POWs/MIAs.
  • The plaque at the POW-MIA bracelet sculpture. I remember when these bracelets were first sold. They came to my elementary school, explaining about the Vietnam POWs and MIAs and selling the bracelets. Each bracelet bore the name of an American Prisoner Of War or Missing In Action serviceman. The bracelets were to be worn until the prisoner was released or the serviceman was found.
Write note 9/5/2008 ModelCitizen posted a note for it   Visit Log

More pictures from Rodney's visit to the USS Alabama Battleship Park.

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[This entry was edited by ModelCitizen on Sunday, September 07, 2008 at 7:48:14 AM.]

  • The view from the upper decks. Here you get a good look at six of the nine big guns on the battleship. Each gun fired shells that were 16 inches in diameter (45 caliber) and were accurate to 21 miles.
  • The ship's bell. The USS Alabama was commissioned on 16 August, 1942. She earned nine battle stars during her service in World War II.
  • An SR-71 Blackbird in the aviation display. An amazing aircraft, it carries the records for speed (2,242 mph or over 3 times the speed of sound) and highest altitude (85,069 feet). Its engines delivered 65,000 pounds of thrust.
  • The view of the ship on the way to the geocache. The ship has armor as thick as 18 inches in places.
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