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Anyone else in Div 251?
Received the box, still waiting on the form letter. My son left 6/20.
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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CONAVYMOM, Probably not much other than the P-HOLD on the weekend since your recruit has the average 9 Fridays and is in one of the first two divisions of last week's TG.
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Permalink Reply by paigec on
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I got it last Wednesday. The day after the box came. She left on 6/21. Her PIR is 8/18. I was not expecting it. Do you know anything yet?
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Conavymom: I would contact his recruiter. He should be able to find out something.
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She must have already contacted the recruiter in order to know the division number.
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CONAVYMOM, Now that it has been at least 2 calendar weeks since your recruit arrived at the RTC and you do not have The Form Letter, then you can send letters (double-check the address the recruiter gave you against those at http://www.bootcamp.navy.mil/contact_recruit.html or Ship/Division--How it Works). Be sure to ask your recruit for the password for the vehicle/gate pass if you plan to drive onto the RTC for PIR. Also give him the names of up to four people (as they appear on the official ID's) that he should list on the Access List when the time comes to submit the names.
He would have had holiday routine Sunday for the first time and would have been able to write a "real" letter..
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Thank you, I was out of town. Still have seen nothing but I just emailed the recruiter. I will write Daltyn asap.
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You are very welcome. You don't need to contact the recruiter again since you already have the ship and division number and the PIR date. Check your My Page.
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I only have that info. because the recruiter gave it to me. I still do not have anyone who has recd the form letter :(
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You can send letters based on the address you have. Write and ask your recruit for the password if you plan to drive onto the RTC for PIR. Also give your recruit the names of up to four people as they are on their official ID's that he should put on the Access List when the time comes. The recruiter cannot do anything about getting the form letter to you. You can ask your recruit about it and your recruit MAY be able to send one if he was in an appointment when The Form Letter was mailed.
SR Last Name, First Name MI
Ship 11, DIV 251
3505 Sailor Drive
Great Lakes, IL 60088-3505
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