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My youngest son just arrived at Boot Camp 7/17
My son just arrived at Boot Camp last night. I received his call around 12:30 am letting me know he arrived. Is there anyone else whose child just began this experience? I'm nervous for him but also very excited and proud of him!
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Permalink Reply by oneproudmama on
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My son arrived on 7/17 as well..am so anxious to get our first letter...so very proud of him!
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Permalink Reply by Twostateshome on
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Where is "boot camp"? My son started OCS yesterday in Newport. He is my youngest too.
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Permalink Reply by CryptoDad on
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Enlisted boot camp, i.e. Recruit Training Command, is at Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois, about an hour drive north of Chicago.
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Permalink Reply by SumnerRain on
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Mine also arrived 7/17. Can you believe it has only been a week? It feels like he left a month ago.
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Permalink Reply by DragonMom on
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It is strange to think it's been a week. I received the package yesterday. Funny to be excited to get dirty laundry.Now I'm looking forward to getting the form letter with his information so I can write to him.
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Permalink Reply by Suzette Ship 14 Div 291 on
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Purple Unicorn, My son also arrived at BC on the 17th. I was informed today that his PIR is 9-19. He's in Ship 14, Div 291
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Join PIR 09/12/2014 TG 44 to connect with others with loved ones training with your SR. Divisions 283 and 284 are brother divisions and train together and will have Battle Stations-21 (BST) together, so look for others with loved ones in either division. There is a discussion within that group for the two divisions.
Check your My Page.
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Permalink Reply by girl64 on
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My son arrived July 17th also. I now have the box and the form letter. So proud of him also. A little worried about getting everything set up for arriving at his graduation. Has anyone stayed at the motel 6?
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Check your My Page.
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