User:Rjohnson

Rob also held rank in another Trek organization called Starfleet SEALS Operations Command, where he held positions as Team Leader for Royal Sovereign, then Team Leader for USS Nebula. After showing his organizational skills with these two teams, Rob was promoted to SEALS Region 2 Coordinator, then, later to Chief of Staff for SEALS Command H.Q.

After moving to Palm Bay, FL in April of 1994, Rob started establishing a sister ship to USS Nebula called USS Sutherland. Before the Starfleet paperwork had a chance to go through, Nebula & Sutherland became disheartened by the politics of the organization, the money mongering and the pettiness of the national leadership which should have no place in fandom. Sutherland and Nebula voted to go independent and form an internet based alliance of independent Trek Clubs in Florida called Maquis. After another few months, other independent clubs around the country heard of us on the net, thus Maquis Forces was born. Rob was initially appointed Chief of Operations for MFI and assumed command of MFI's On-Line College of Medicine. Admiral Johnson has since held the positions of Maquis Chief Advisor, then Chief of Staff and is currently serving as MFI's International Coordinator.

Rob graduated High School in Miami, FL in 1971 and Graduated Miami Dade Community College with an AS Degree in Medical Lab Technology. Entering the US Navy in 1974, Rob was assigned basic training in Orlando Florida, but due to a SNAFU, ended up in Great Lakes, IL. Upon completion of basic training he received Hospital Corpsman training, also at Great Lakes Naval Training Center, where he was Master at Arms. After basic Hospital Corps School, it was on to Camp Pendleton, CA where he attended Field Medical Training School. Upon Graduation from these schools, Rob served as a field medic for 1st Marine Division as well as an EMT/ER Tech for NRMC Camp Pendleton. As an HM3, in 1976 Rob was transferred to Brooks Air Force Base in San Antonio, TX to attend Aerospace Physiology Training School, where he learned to teach Anatomy & Physiology as it pertains to Atmospheric changes and put Air Crew candidates through the rigors of Hyperbaric and Hypobaric Chambers, Ejection Seat training, Parachute drags on land & water, the "Dilbert Dunker", Water Survival and Desert Survival. Rob spent the rest of his enlistment at Pacific Missile Training Center, Point Mugu, CA in the "Crew Systems" office teaching Physiology and working on several classified joint military R&D programs.

Attending the St. Pete Community College in Clearwater, FL, Rob received his second AS in Emergency Medicine while working as an ER Tech for a local Hospital, and for East Lake Fire & Rescue as a Fire Medic. Rob also later worked for Clearwater Fire Rescue.

In June of 1985, Rob married the former Kim Marie Klafehn of Brockport, NY. Although they have no children, Rob and Kim currently have an adopted retired greyhound from "Greyhound Pets of America" named Agnes.

When Rob's wife, a Navy Nurse, was assigned to NAS Jax, Rob went to work for Orange Park Fire Rescue. Upon Kim's release from Active Duty, the Johnsons moved to Palm Bay, FL where Rob went to work for Harbor City Vol. Ambulance Service as a Training Supervisor and for Melbourne Fire & Rescue as a Fire-Medic, where he obtained his third AS Degree in Fire Science. Rob also teaches the Paramedic curriculum part time for Florida Medical Training Institute. His teaching credentials include: CPR Instructor Trainer, ACLS, PALS, and BTLS Instructor and PHTLS Affiliate Faculty.

Rob & Kim currently spend their spare time riding their Motorcycles. Rob currently rides a 2003 Goldwing (GL1800), while Kim is customizing her 2002 Suzuki Volusia.