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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed.  Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.

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I was wondering if any one has gotten any phone calls??  My son is on ship 07 dvision 307 and he has only called once.  I realize no news is good news but I really miss talking to him.  We have gotten a few letters also but hearing his voice would be awesome!!  Please let me know : (.

 

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I just got a call yesterday. My son is in division 303. This was the first call I have gotten since the initial "I made it to Great Lakes". He missed his opportunity when everyone else called because he was on watch. We should all be hearing from our kids the week after next to tell us they are Sailors! (Except the ones on watch!)
Thanks so much!!

Div 306 just got to call yesterday so maybe today will be your day?  There also the chance that it's there turn to stand watch when the div gets to call.  In that case, I have heard that most RDCs will let them have a makeup call within a week or so but it's totally dependent on the RDC and the behavior of the group and sometimes the individual.  Hope you get a call soon!!

Thanks so much!!

my son is in 7/307 as well, and on ship staff, so I havent recd a call at all.  Many letters, and he seems to be doing very well, excited about PIR and moving on to A school, but no phone calls as of yet.  I would LOVE to hear his voice.   We are from  GA. and he misses the "sounds of the south" as he calls it.

 

 

My husband definitely misses the Southern accents, as well. He fell right back into his on the phone when we talked a few weeks ago, but I could tell that he was trying not to have one for the folks at boot camp. It's funny, really.

Awww!!  We live in WI now but spent 20 years in NC!!  I LOVE  those sounds of the south : ).  Only 15 more days.....we got this!!

 

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