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Spc. Cody Hogener (left) and Pvt. Jose Rodriguez share a laugh while serving dinner at I Corps Special Troops Battalion Dining Facility, Aug. 2, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. Rodriguez has been skateboarding for more than six years and continues...
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Pvt. Jose Rodriguez is a food service specialist from Del Rio, Texas, assigned to I Corps Special Troops Battalion Dining Facility, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. Rodriguez has been skateboarding for more than six years and continues to enjoy his pa...
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Pvt. Jose Rodriguez, a food service specialist from Del Rio, Texas, assigned to I Corps Special Troops Battalion Dining Facility, skateboards Aug. 2, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. Rodriguez has been skateboarding for more than six years and cont...
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Pvt. Jose Rodriguez, a food service specialist from Del Rio, Texas, assigned to I Corps Special Troops Battalion Dining Facility, skateboards Aug. 2, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. Rodriguez has been skateboarding for more than six years and cont...
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JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. -As a child, Pvt. Jose Rodriguez pieced together plywood and wheels to make his first skateboard. Two years later, he received his first real skateboard on his 13th birthday.
"I begged my mom for a skateboard and I was so happy when she got me one," said Rodriguez, a food service specialist, assigned to I Corps.
He has been skateboarding for more than six years and enjoys it more every time he gets a chance to do it, alongside his full-time job in the Army.
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