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Permalink Reply by CTmomof3 on
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Yes parents can visit. They get privileges in stages. I would wait till he can go off base with you. It's usually a few weeks after arrival if they all "behave" one messes up and they still all pay. How long has your child been there? My second child will be there next week.
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Permalink Reply by Craig on
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I made a slide show for Corry Station, it's in the Cryptologic section, but the pictures
maybe a little small for you. I'd post the map here, but I'm in Europe now an have
no access to my desktop cpu.... But this slide show should give you a good idea
of what it looks like... Just click the share button on the show and you can make it
larger, then click on the picture you want and it will stop on that picture.
Go to this link to see more stuff about Corry --> http://www.navyformoms.com/group/ctratemoms
Corry Station Base Photos Slideshow: Craig’s trip to Pensacola, Florida, United States was created by TripAdvisor. See another Pensacola slideshow. Create a free slideshow with music from your travel photos.
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Permalink Reply by sunshine73 on
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Hi Jill,
My son has been at Corry since March 5th. You are allowed to go on base as long as you have your ID. Make sure that you tell them that you are there to pick up your son. Do you plan to make multiple visits, or will this be your only visit for a while? If it is your only visit, you might wanna wait until phase 3. I know you are anxious to see your sailor and I totally understand. We went when my sailor was in phase 2 (over Easter) and my sailor even made the comment that we should have waited a couple more weeks. It ended up working out because we went back Memorial Day Weekend.lol We have been 2x now and are going again this week to see him graduate A school. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer what I can. Craig also has a CT group and is very knowledgeable and quite humorous at times. so come on over.
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Permalink Reply by jill on
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thanks sunshine,
apr\proximately how many weeks should we wait, before visiting? we will also be taking his car to him. how long is A school, usuallly? he is anxious to get his new car, but he has watch for the next 3 weekends, so we know to wait that long, at least........
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