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Permalink Reply by CryptoDad on
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Irishcat,
Don't feel too bad. The moms that mail letters as soon as they get an (often incorrect) address from the Recruiter are unaware that their early letters just sit in the mail room undelivered. Until Recruits in your son's division learn proper mail handling procedures, nobody gets mail. Now that everyone has the correct address in the form letter, mail will start to flow to your Recruit.
START WRITING NOW! EVERY DAY! EVEN IF ITS JUST A SILLY CARD!
http://navyformoms.com/group/bootcampmoms/page/letter-writing-fun-s...
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Permalink Reply by NavyMama2Dani on
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My daughter graduates tomorrow left on May 28th!
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Permalink Reply by Lauren - Ship 11 Div 317 on
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when my last son went in, I got the wrong address from the recruiter, sent a book of stamps, he never got the letter and it never came back home, I hope some other sailor was able to use them, lol! This time I waited for the form letter
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Permalink Reply by Kimberly Wade's mom on
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My son graduates Sept 12th 2014 ship 09 division 281 anyone else with that division??
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Permalink Reply by steven'smom on
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What day did you son go in? I am trying to estimate my sons graduation date, he went in on July 14th.
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Permalink Reply by 1preciousgirl on
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My son went July 14th and is set to grad 9/12/14
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OMG! I was estimating that my sons grad date would be the 19th!! Is that what your formal letter said? I am dying here my letter hasn't reached me yet and I want to book my flights now!!! however will not until I get a confirmed graduation date. So they do graduate on the 8th week? Now I need to call the hotel and change my reservation date.
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what ship and division is he in? did you get your formal letter already? Still waiting for my letter!! :~(
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My son is Ship 11, Div 283........anyone else?
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Permalink Reply by Hooter56Mom SHIP 12 DIV 290 on
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@ steven'smom
My son arrived at GL on July 17th. I am still waiting on his form letter, I am so excited to see if his PIR date will be 9-12-14 or 9-19-14. I am so anxious to get home to check the mail I can't stand it.. 5pm can't come fast enough. I am praying that there is a form letter today!
anyone out the have a SR that arrived to GL on 7-17-14 that has received the form letter?
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I guess I'm not the only one running home everyday to check the mailbox. My husband calls me "Thirsty" LOL........
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