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Dear Lord, please watch over all our navy sons and daughters. Please Lord, hold all the Moms who feel sadness and pain in their heart, because their children are serving and wont be home. Please Lord, fill that hurt and sadness with your love and li…
Are there any Whiteville Moms here?
My son just left for BC this morning. He actually flies out of Raleigh tomorrow (Well now it's today, the 14th). He was DEP for almost a year.
Hello everyone! I would like to request pray for Garrett. He will be getting verbal orders on Monday in Pensacola, FL. Please pray for Gods will to be done and that he will get a good home where ever they send him. Thanks so much. Blessing, Paula
Hi All! My name is Barb, and I live in the Fayetteville,NC area in Hope Mills, NC. Michael graduated from HS in June 07, went to college for a year, then joined the Navy and was in the DEP program for about 8 months. My son has been in boot camp sin…
I am in Raleigh near NC State.
Lazie24,
I'm in Raleigh also - where are you? I'm between Raleigh and Cary right beside I40
Hi, I am in Raleigh and my boyfriend is in OCS right now. It is nice to find a group of other north carolinians with LOs that are away.
My kids grandpa was a great man and would pray that prayer always and we all remember him and think of him when we pray or hear or see that prayer. I can recall his deep voice.That prayer reminds me of him and all the good people of yesteryear that…
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Dear Heavenly Father, blessed be your name. Thank you for hearing our prayers, us Navy moms. Life is hard. When the holidays come and the navy sons and daughters are far away and not home, it can be sad. Please comfort those who are preparing for Th…
Father ~ Please give the grace and strength to follow you no matter what. Please help me do this without grumbling - mold my will to yours. Thank you that You are our Peace. In Jesus Name, Amen.
Lord Thank you for this beautiful day..
Blessed be the name of the Lord!
Praise you and thank you for all your blessings in our lives.
Please Lord, watch over and protect our sailors.
Father Thank you for all the many blessings you have given me... In Jesus Name Amen
Amen to that Pickles!
Father, What a great season this is. Thanksgiving! We have so much to be thankful for: Homecomings, family, friends, our country, the gifts you've provided especially your Son. Thank you for your faithfulness and grace. Thank you for your presence a…
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- At 9:24pm on September 27, 2009,
Chon's mom said… - We're planning the get together for: Saturday, Oct. 10 at Elm St. Park in Greenville, from 2-until dark. If you can, just bring a dish to share. The Park is near ECU, on Elm St. between 10th and 14th streets. Looking forward to seeing you. Tammy
- At 6:18pm on September 26, 2009,
carols_kitchen said… - Did you know that there is also a group called
Prayer Wall?
It's been pretty wonderful to watch everyone help each other.
- At 12:34am on September 18, 2009,
Chon's mom said…
- Hey Lee's mom,
I'm trying to plan a meet, greet, and eat right here in Eastern NC for us Navy moms. Maybe in October. Please respond if you'd be interested in getting together with other ENC Navy Moms. Thanks, Tammy Song
- At 12:58pm on July 28, 2009,
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- At 11:08am on July 28, 2009,
Holly said… - Hi LeeMom - The Nuke program has been great so far for my son Nate. He is very bright, but was not that challenged in High School, and did not get great grades. He scored well on the ASVAB and then took the Nuke test and did well.
So.. he left for boot camp just after he graduated from High school and has been in for just about 3 years. After boot camp they go to Charleston SC for A school, or rating school. This lasts around 6 months. My son ended up being the "honorsman" in his A school, which means he had the highest GPA. This from a kid that used to sleep in class in high school! The living conditions are really nice, and they can have their own computers, tv, etc and they can have a car after the first couple of "Phases" they go thru. Next is Power School - this is more intense than A School as far as the work load and the required study time. Again, this lasts approx 6 months. There is a graduation after A school and another after Power School. We chose to attend the Power School graduation because we were told it was the bigger of the 2, and we were glad we didn't miss it. After Power school, they go on to Prototype training, another 6 months. This is either done in Charleston or in Ballston Spa NY, which is where our son went. This is basically hands on training for everything they have learned so far. There is a prototype graduation ceremony, but I don't thing most people attend since it is very small and quick. Near the end of Prototype the guys usually find out their ship assignment and their first duty station. Wow, I'm really rambling on - just one more thing - they usually do get some time off between the 3 phases of school. My son is an EM, the other rates (ET, MM) may have a slightly different time schedule, but it basically takes 2 years between boot camp and completion of their training before they are assigned to a ship or sub. Hope this helps - sorry to be so longwinded. Best of luck to your son.
- At 10:15pm on July 26, 2009,
Carlotta said… - I'm about 45 mins from you and about 15 mins from Greenville. I'm closer to you than Raleigh.
- At 12:43am on July 24, 2009,
Pat said… - Hi, welcome to Navy for Mom's:)) You will find a lot of answers, support and encouragement here. My daughter, Ashley (20), has been in the Navy for 2 years and is an IT3 & my future son-in-law Tim has been in since Feb 2008 stationed on the USS Nimitz. What will your son/daughter be doing with the Navy? If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm glad you joined and look forward to hearing more about you & your Sailor. Pat
- At 2:06pm on July 23, 2009,
Barbara's Page said… 
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Barbara
- At 11:13pm on July 22, 2009,
Chon's mom said…
- I'm just up the road from you in Winterville, outside of Greenville. I'm glad you made a group for Eastern NC moms. I'll join it.
- At 4:49pm on July 22, 2009,
Brenda S., aka, Sailor Moon said…
- Welcome aboard, we are glad you are here. Please thank your son/daughter for choosing to serve our country. I wish them blessings, success and happiness throughout his/her navy paths. Here you will find support, encouragement and answers to your questions. My son is in A school. He is signed as a CTT-SN. We miss him dearly, but are proud of his choosing to serve. What will your son/daughter be doing with the Navy? If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm glad you joined and look forward to hearing more about you & your Sailor. Come join our group: Allstates Unity Navy4Moms/Dads/Family/Friends 2009, for encouragement, inspiration, support, friendships, and understanding of your feelings. We'd love to have you as a member. We look forward to sharing with you. Have a great day.
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