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SHIP 03 DIV 070 Anyone else?
Looking forward to getting to know those who are in my son's division. He is 19 and will be a NUKE. I am so proud of him.
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Permalink Reply by Hilary on
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Ship 03 Div 070 here!! My son is in advanced electronics. He will be 26 this coming Thurs. Definitely a proud mom!!
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Permalink Reply by Connie (Ship03 Div 070) on
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Congrats. Wish him a happy birthday for me.
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Permalink Reply by raeinaz on
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Our Son is also Ship 03 Div 070. He will be in Hospital Corp. Lots of Birthdays this week. His will be on Wed when He turns 19..
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Permalink Reply by tona(Ship 12 DIv 072) on
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My Son is also Hoispital corpmans Ship 12 div 72.
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Welcome to the group. Will everyone be going to PIR? Please post as you start getting letters or calls. I am trying not to worry unless other people are getting info and I am not.
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Connie I have been told no news is good news...if we don't get a call from them in the first three weeks it means everything is ok.....we only got the form letter so far. Of course kept our fingers crossed and our phones by our sides all day yesterday, but knew that he was too new at boot camp to be able to call.
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Same thing here. My boyfriend who was a Marine keeps telling me I am crazy to keep my cell as close as I am. I know he is not likely to call but it would kill me if he got the chance and nobody answered. I am also following the no news is good news theory.
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Just made my reservations for PIR. I've gotten nothing from Josh except the form letter so I don't think you need to worry.
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My son is in this division and signed on for the NUKE program, as well. It's so good to read that other moms have the same questions as me and, even better, that we all seem to be having the same experience. We've not heard anything other than the form letter and I keep my cell phone with me all the time. If he calls when I'm in the shower I'll be really mad!
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