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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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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).  

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**UPDATE 11/10/22 PIR - Vaccinations no longer required.

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Our June adoption is the Strike Fighter Wing VFA 136 the "KNIGHTHAWKS." They are deployed with the Carrier Air Wing One on the USS Theodore Roosevelt. They usually work 12 hour shifts but the hours are usually much longer due to the maintenance that is required for their Aircrafts.

175 males and 50 females

Pillowcases are a GO.

Requests:

Hygiene items

Black socks

Insoles

Foot powder

Chapstick

Bandannas

Snacks

Candy

Popcorn

Sunscreen

Baby wipes

Crystal Light drink sticks

We will ship the week of June 22.

Come on Moms, let's send them some love from home! The Knighhawks are working LONG hours in very HOT conditions! They could use a big morale boost!!

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I'm in!

I have baby wipes in my shopping cart from Smile.Amazon just waiting for the date.  

Thank you, CruAn! Shipping is the week of June 22.

Ok I am back from Florida and have had some rest I think I will be able to sew a straight line. We have 12 tie-dye pillow cases done. Found more fabric on sale in Saint Cloud FL. so we have a good stock to pull from. Not sure how many I cut out before my trip but we are good for at least 20. So our total will be 32. 

Thank you very much! I will put you down for 32!

I posted the adoption's wish list on my Facebook page and I had a few wanting to help. My sailors' HS science teacher gave me foot powder, chapstick and drink mix. A fellow OK Navy mom gave me snacks, toiletries, socks and some playing cards. A couple of sisters that were in my Sunday School class several years ago are also going to be giving me some stuff. My amazon subscribe and save stuff will be delivered on Monday and I can start packing all the boxes!

Wonderful! Thank you Kim!

I have a Box of Items for June adoption, I would like to Ship out Tomorrow, I need an address Please.

Thanks

Hi Angie, Thank you very much for sending a care package.

#1 - I sent you a Friend Request so I can PM you the address.

#2 - Request to join "MAS We Ship Love". I will approve you as soon as I see the request. Then you will have access to the addresses whenever you need them. (We do it this way to provide a little security for our Contacts. Don't want to have their name and address out there in the general info.

You are now a member of MAS We Ship Love! You now have access to the address and are good to go! LMK if you have any questions. Thank you ever so much! Pat

Hi Ladies, I very much appreciate your patience with me this month. My daughter had surgery so I am with her in Michigan. Everything is going well with her and I tried very hard not to be MIA for too long!

Next week we start shipping and it looks like the KNIGHTHAWKS" are going to get some LOVE from home.(Among everything 20 CASES of Girl Scout cookies. Thank you Donna!) Also huge thanks to all our seamstresses who have come up with 225 pillowcases. You are all AMAZING to give of your time and talents for our heroes.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! From the bottom of my heart.........YOU ALL ROCK!!!!

(P.S. I think you are going to get a kick out of our July group. A "FIRST" for Molly's Adopt A Sailor!)

Due to many commitments for next week, one of which includes seeing my children (a sailor and a soldier), I am sending one box of snacks, magazines, and 3 pillowcases this morning. Yay!

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