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Info on Div 937?
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Permalink Reply by JessicaB-Sailor Mom on
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once they're in A school they usu can have cells and laptops and have assess to computers. A school is much more relaxed than boot.
After BS21, they have more free time but I don't know what restrictions they have as far as calling or using the computer (yes after BS21 they can use the computer so watch for that) -
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When did your son call? I had 5 missed calls from a 847 number when I got off work! Do you think it was him? Oh man, now I'm gonna be super bummed!
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I think you may have missed the calls. Ken called from an 847 number. Hope he can try again to call you!!!
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I don't think he gets another chance to call. I hope he will call over the weekend. I miss him so much and I really want to tell him how proud I am!
Anyway, congrats to all of you! You must be proud as well. And have a great weekend with your sailors! -
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Ha who knows, maybe you might meet mine!
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What is his name? I"ll see if my son knows him well, and if so I'll let him know we've been communicating, OK? I can tell him everything you've told me.
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You would do that? How kind! Its not necessary though but thank you. He said in his last letter he will for sure call me Friday, after Grad I'm assuming. And if he's a G&G but has the weekend off like I keep hearing then I'm sure ill catch his call at some point. Not to mention I changed my voicemail greeting and put a PS at the end for him saying congrats I'm proud and call me after 5 or leave a message telling me how to get a hold of you lol.
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sblahana looks like your Sailor is G&G...so just in case have extra clothes, pjs toothbrush for ovenights. Bring laptop and cell phone for use at A school.
You may want to join the group http://www.navyformoms.com/group/gradgoinfo
There is also a group for Corpsman...search groups -
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Jessica B thank you so much that makes me feel a little better. I'm still super bummed I missed it.
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Do you want me to try and bring him anything from you? I am in Centennial
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Yeah me! Haha I wish. I really appreciate it, but no I've got nothing for him at the moment.
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