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My son is leaving Oct 6th for IL, anyone else?
My son is leaving Oct 6th for IL, anyone else?
I'm excited for him and his future, but sadened that I won't be able to speak to him for a few weeks.
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Permalink Reply by MsMaria68 on
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HI!! Do you know if is posible for them to be held and don't start their 8 weeks a soon they get to RTC* or BC* is it the same thing?* If that where the case, do you think they will still giving you the graduation date? Thankyou
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Permalink Reply by JessicaB-Sailor Mom on
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MsMaria most rcts are in Processing for a week...more or less so don't start actual boot camp till they are through with that.
RTC and BC are the same. RTC is just where BC is located.
The date on the form letter will be the PIR date regardless of how long they are in processing. Some of the things that will change the PIR date are if they get sick, fail a test, have disaplinary issues, fail some part of the physical tests, etc.
They are suppose to call you ASAP if their PIR is going to change.
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WEll thankyou so much, you are always very helpfull. I have a few more questions but I'll wait, maybe someone will make it for me :) thanks again!!!
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Permalink Reply by marylou (ship09 div015) on
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I received my son's form letter on Saturday and he had written a small note note on the bottom. He left for BC on 10/6 and his letter said his PIR is 12/3. He mentioned that he was in the rush division 6.5 weeks.
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Permalink Reply by April's SonNBC (Ship 09 Div 015) on
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My son left on the 6th as well, just got the letter on Saturday. His PIR is also 12/3 Ship 09 Div 015. He didnt mention anything about a rush division. what is a "rush division"?
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Permalink Reply by cadams(ship09 Div 016) on
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From my understanding the rush division is rush through boot camp because of the holidays. My sons recruiter told me that the only time Navy takes off is Christmas and they all take their vacation at that time so they are in rush division so none of them run into the holiday due to maybe not passing something and their PIR being delayed. Hope this helps.
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What Div is your son in? mine is in 016? Rush Div sounds good if they get to finish faster :)
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My son is in 016 grad Dec 3rd none of it makes much since to me.
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How many recruits has this Div? I wonder, 'cause I have find 3 only! Any one else? My son's name is Max what's your's son's name? Im sure theres no problem if we share their names..;) At BC they go by their last name. God help them.
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Spencer Adams Div 016 ship 09
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He did not mention but left 10-6 PIR 12/3 doesn't sound like much of a rush to me, but his recruiter did say they were in an accelerated program.
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Permalink Reply by Sailor'sGirl NukeWife on
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yeah because of the delayed program they call it DEP and my guy had been in that program for a year and thanks God he will be graduating in 12/3 less than 2 months from now... im so excited to see him again and hoping that he wont be a grad and go
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