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Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
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Fort Worth TX Moms
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Permalink Reply by jean on
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hi
I am from FT Worth, and my son is at Sub School in Groton, CT
where is the Miami?
is it there in Groton?
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Permalink Reply by Jerri Hill on
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Jean, The Miami is stationed in Groton right now. It is scheduled to go back out on deployment in about three months. This will be Kyle's second deployment on the Miami.
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Hi
Stacy
that is a good time to go.
not too cold and not too warm
tell him to start working out now like sit ups and running and push ups
it will help once he is there.
it will basic much easier.
how old is he?
What does he want to do in the Navy?
Tell him to go to Chapel every sunday he is there.
Welcome to the Navy Moms group
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I have two sons in the Navy. Chris teaches Nuclear Power School in New York. Josh went to Groton for his sub school. He is currently stationed in Bangor, Washington. Josh has been in the Navy about a year now. Chris has been in the Navy for 12 years. I am happy to meet another Sub mom.
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Hello! I grew up in Fort Worth and was at the Keller get together today!! I now live in Arlington.............
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Great to see all of you at the Main Street Cafe today!!!!
GO NAVY!!!!!!!!
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P.S. My son, Chris (Christopher) is a flight engineer and thinking about becoming an OFFICER (wow!! he's come a looooooooong way!!) He's overseas now but will be back in the states in about 4 mos. -- back to Jax, Florida!!!!
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Natalie I also have a Chirstopher that has been in the navy 16 years come September.....Are you aware that there is a navy mothers club in Arlington? We are members of navy mothers clubs of America which was started in McAllen Texas back in 1930.......We meet the 4th Monday of each month......If you are interested give me a call.....817-860-1544 and my name is Jo Ann
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I live in Keller. I'm really close to I35 and 170. I'd love to meet sometimes for coffee or a soda with anyone.
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I'm from Arlington, TX and my daughter is a fire fighter on the GW in Yokosuka, Japan. I would love to get together and meet you all. I just joined yesterday so I'm thinking I probably missed the one in January. Any plans for another one?
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I live in far north Fort Worth, almost to Keller (not far from Amy).
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Hi Lisa,
I'm in Arlington also. My daughter is a DCFN on the USS George Washington in Japan. I'd love to see all of us Arlington moms get together.
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