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Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
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Navy Life Vs The Unknown.... "Missing My Son"
My son has always wanted to be a sailor since the age of 4. When he left for the Navy I cried so hard and told my husband that ( I ) made a Hugh mistake and let him join the Navy and if ( I ) would have talk to him( I ) would have persuaded him to stay in CA and continue school here. Notice everything is ( I ). My son has alway been a good kid never been in trouble. As days pass and I watch the news and even hear neighbors talk about their teens following the wrong crowd, getting hooked on drugs, selling their bodies,living on the streets, not knowing if they have eaten,showered, or if they are even if they are alive. Thats a Horrible life for a parent to live. (The not knowing) None of us want that kind of live for our babies that we have protected and guided for 18 years. So my son even though I miss you and I cry a lot, I want you to know that Im a Very proud Mama and when I do see you at PIR You will be smarter, stronger, and have a bright future ahead of you. We have to let our kids grow up, Always Pray for them and Know we are not there to watch over them but God is.
" Ang Aking Anak Mahal den ke ta" My Son I Love you More
Jayz Mommie
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Permalink Reply by Buckeyebill on
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Filipino guys usually adjust to Navy life really well. I'm sure your son was raised to make the right decisions and befriend folks from the right crowd. There will be plenty of opportunity to get some college classes after "A" and "C" Schools. If things breaks right for him he could make liberty in the Philippines because the U.S. Navy has been invited back to the Philippines although only a small detachment it's an exciting start. Good luck....
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Thanks Jen. Buckeyebill Yes my son was raised well, if he goes to the Philippines he could see some of his fathers side family. He is Filipino/White. My husband hasnt been there in 25 years. This would be a reason to visit :)
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Permalink Reply by Angel#77 on
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I say amen to that. It's so important for us as moms to be vigilant in praying for our children especially in light of what's going on in the world today. My son will be leaving BC soon and I'm praying for him especially for battle station 21, for strength and endurance. I'm new to N4M's so I'm asking for an invitation. I'm Angel#77 looking forward to connecting with you. Thank you.
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Your son can learn alot from the Battle station videos on utube, also know his 11 general orders, ABCs and ranks defore meps. Swim everyday if possible. Good Luck. NMH
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Happy for you and your family! Can't wait to get that call. Only 5 more weeks.
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