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Congressional Tribute to Commander Robert "Bobby" Ramirez, III
Original title: HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF COMMANDER ROBERT "BOBBY" RAMIREZ, III
May 20, 2026
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What this does
This document serves as an official federal recognition of Commander Ramirez's military service and legacy, documenting his career achievements for the public record.
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Last recorded activity May 20, 2026.
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Summary
Representative Jimmy Gomez entered a formal tribute into the Congressional Record to honor the life and military career of the late Commander Robert "Bobby" Ramirez, III. The document highlights his 27 years of service in the U.S. Navy and his leadership of SEAL Team ONE.
Key Facts
- Commander Robert "Bobby" Ramirez, III served 27 years in the United States Navy.
- Ramirez enlisted in 1996 and earned his commission in 2004.
- He was promoted to the rank of Commander in June 2022.
- He was appointed to lead SEAL Team ONE.
- He served in combat across three theaters of war.
- He was awarded three Combat Action Ribbons.
- He was awarded five Bronze Star Medals, including two with the 'V' device for heroism.
- He passed away one month after assuming command at Naval Base Coronado.
Why It Matters
This document serves as an official federal recognition of Commander Ramirez's military service and legacy, documenting his career achievements for the public record.
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What is the purpose of this document?
This is a formal tribute entered into the Congressional Record to honor the life and military service of Commander Robert "Bobby" Ramirez, III.
What was Commander Ramirez's final military assignment?
He was the Commander of SEAL Team ONE, based at Naval Base Coronado.
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