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PIR: 11/10/11
Anyone Else? I'd like to keep in touch with some ladies/moms I'll be meeting when were out there for my husbands PIR! :)
Anyone know if a group is already started??
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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FYI for everyone looking for their PIR groups. Here is a list of the most current ones.
PIR: Nov 10, 2011 TG 52 - 8 Divisions (367-372, 823 & 952) note it's Thursday
PIR: Nov 4, 2011 TG 51 - 8 Divisions (361-366, 822 & 951)
PIR: October 28, 2011 TG 50 - 7 Divisions (355-360 & 950)
PIR: October 21, 2011 TG 49 - 7 Divisions (349-354, 949)
PIR: October 14, 2011 TG 48 - 11 Divisions (341–348, 820–821 & 948)
PIR: October 7, 2011 TG 47 - 13 Divisions (329-340 & 947)
Just click on the link. You can also join the New Moms Stop Here to see videos, power point presentations, links to Recruit Training Command etc. - useful reference information.
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Permalink Reply by Augiesmom on
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What exactly are you referring to? My Navy son is starting Nupoc school tomorrow . Career path right now is fast attach subs. He is in Charleston, SC. I guess maybe everyone in Nuclear Propulsion school goes there?
Is there a thread for this? Thanks.
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The above links pertain to Navy For Moms groups associated with a PIR date (Pass In Review) or graduation date from Boot Camp. Members here have formed groups based on common interest to share experiences and support each other. So if you click on the PIR: Nov 4, 2011 you'll find a bunch of people whose sons/daughters are expecting to graduate from boot camp on Nov 4, 2011
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If your son is starting Nuke school, you should join the Nuke Moms group (for both enlisted and officers). If your son is an officer, here another group for you to join, Moms of Officers. Please bear in mind that people who respond to you are just moms, like yourself who are here voluntarily to help others when they can. I have compiled a number of lists of groups (those associated with Naval ships, PIR dates and ratings). You'll find them by clicking on MAIN tab on the above menu bar and scrolling down just a bit. You'll see the title in the middle of the page.
Sincerely yours,
BQB
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Permalink Reply by Cheripie (SHIP 2 DIV 952) on
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I will be there for my son! Will you be at the Meet and Greet at the Ramada the night before? If so, look me up!
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Permalink Reply by allyj31 on
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SOOOO glad that I found this! My son is graduating that day. He is in 12/370. Cannot wait to get to see him.
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Permalink Reply by SubMom-Ship12/Div370 on
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Hi Allyj31 - my son is also in 12/370. I can't wait to see him - it seems like it has been forever since he left! I'm trying to figure out where to book a hotel room now. We already have tickets, flying in on Tuesday and out on Saturday. Look forward to meeting you!
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