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Kaye S.
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Jennifergs replied to Kaye S.'s discussion 'Roll Call: Name your sailor's sub!' in the group Sub Moms
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- Mom of a Submariner (Nuclear Machinist's Mate).
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- When I heard “Navy,” I...
- Needed to learn more about it
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- Be a sanctuary. Calling Mom should be comforting. Always try to be upbeat, supportive, and on his side... he has many pressures and really needs a cheerleader, not a coach.
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Long time, no chat. How are things going with you? We had our Bubblehead for 72 hours. He was here to photograph a friend's wedding. It was so nice to have dinner with he and his wife. Just chatting about nothing. Miss that the most.
You can set it to "Members" rather than "Anyone" and then members of the site can stop by, but not just "Anyone" out there can.
Make at least change 3 at the bottom of OPSEC and PERSEC (Making Changes to Your Profile) (clickable link).
There may be other changes you need to make as well, so read and consider each of the changes.
Another change that I recommend that is mentioned in change 1 is to change the ZIP Code to one that is not easily associated with your Sailor.
I see you have joined USS PENNSYLVANIA Sub Moms; you may also want to check out Bangor/Bremerton/Kitsap Sailors and Family an/or NUKE moms. Groups for vessels are more active when the vessel is underway than when the vessel in in port.
hi !! is this a closed group or can you join if you have a sailor who is a submariner thank michelle
Andrew graduated on 14 march MM...his group lined up to the far left of the diaz...he lived up on Bridgetown Rd...was in a car accident with his Nissan at the mall south of base, bought a used green Mustang. Was into rifles and spent a lot of his down time at the shooting range north of base. Andrew is a history buff, but his roommate called him a brain because he could do the ET and EM work as well as the MM. To answer your question he was assigned to the USS Oklahoma City out of Norfolk, but he was temp assigned to a second sub in dry dock in NH, while his was out to sea (the Navy took some officers that needed their sea legs b4 Andrew and two others that were assigned out of GC)...and now the Oklahoma is in dry dock...so Andrew will spend his first two years in the Navy on shore duty.