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My son leves for bootcamp March 29, 2018
March 29, my son leaves for bootcamp, he's out of Miami, Fl. Anyone else have that date or from FL?
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Permalink Reply by Phoenixmom on
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Yes very Nice, that is where my Son swore in also, I live in between Maryvale and Tolleson area. Good to know we have Loved ones in the Navy! my son has already graduated A school, he is deployed out just recently on his Carrier the USS Theodore Roosevelt. Great to have you along. stop by Boot Camp for Moms I help out on the site.
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Permalink Reply by spomed on
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Well he is on the plane and on his way to GL. The last five days have been spent with family and friends. We went to MEPs and he was sworn in. He was the only reservist leaving, but 9 others from florida were on the the plane head to GL. We took him to the hotel last night and had dinner and then we saw him this morning after swearing in. He was very sad leaving girl friend and us. He called me crying in the airport and my heart just broke. I gave him lots of words of encouragement and hope he will not show that he is scared and nervous once he is there. Thankful for this site and that he can text me.
Starting looking at hotels online to plan for his graduation. Also, had my youngest son away on a high school trip in Boston so the house is so quite.
I am in Miami, FL.
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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spomed, welcome to the next step of the journey.
Arrival and What Happens at the RTC within Boot Camp Moms (and loved ones) will let you know what is happening and what to expect.
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Oh thanks, My boy in box arrived last night and it was so cool because he sent a code message to us. written on the inside of the box that only we would understand, which meant I love you. Can wait for the form letter to arrive.
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I recieved my call on Thursday night at 11:30. I was also able to talk to him in the airport for a bit.
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HI there
Praying that they are all doing well at GL today. Still no news so I am hoping all is well.
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Mine left 3/27. Still waiting for the letter with his address. Going crazy!!
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