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Permalink Reply by JessicaB-Sailor Mom on
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Here is the link to your PIR group, it will be your lifeline for info and support just click on the http address http://www.navyformoms.com/group/pir091010
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Okay...I don't understand...I have posted the link to your PIR group for you at least twice (this time makes 3) along with links to other groups that you were asking aobut. Have you looked at the groups and just chosen not to join? Or just ignoring the links. I'm trying to help you.Your PIR group could answer ALOT of your quesitons if you have any. You would be with others from div 819 as well....
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Go to the tab "my Page' and there is your profile page...scroll down and see comments left to you on your comment wall. You'll also see all the replies to your discussions and comments on your page
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here is the link to your DIVISION group as well...looks like 12 members from 819 are there. ..it says ship 09 but it is really ship 4
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/ship09div819pir91010
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Permalink Reply by JC on
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My son is also in Ship 4 Div 819, we are getting close now to graduation and I can't wait. Hope to arrive early enough to attend Flanagans meet and greet on Thursday. That's awesome your younger son go a buzz cut, he'll impress his Navy brother. I heard they work out a lot too and some of the guys that are really fit have shin splints. Boots must be horrible to run in.
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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See the date on this discussion? It was started on 2010. The division number may be the same but it all different. Please look at the info below and click on the Navy For Moms group that corresponds to your son's division for 2012. The underlined links are clickable. Be sure to join the group when the page opens up. Look like your son's PIR is Sept 28, 2012. Good luck.
PIR (PASS IN REVIEW, ie GRADUATION from Boot Camp) GROUPS
Just click on the underlined links below to go to the groups for the PIR dates (normally a Friday). Good luck and thank you to all Sailor Recruits and their families.
PIR: Oct 26, 2012 TG 50 - (to be updated)
PIR: Oct 19, 2012 TG 49 - ?? Divisions (339-344?, ? & 949)
PIR: Oct 12, 2012 TG 48 - 14 Divisions (327-338, 822 & 948)
PIR: Oct 5, 2012 TG 47 - 12 Divisions (317-326, 821 & 947)
PIR: Sept 28, 2012 TG 46 - 13 Divisions (307–316, 819, 820 & 946)PIR: Sept 21, 2012 TG 45 - 9 Divisions (299–306 & 945)
PIR: Sept 14, 2012 TG 44 - 11 Divisions (289–298 & 944)
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