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Ship 04/ Div 807
Anyone else have an SR in this division? I am patiently waiting for my letter. You should also join the forum on the RTC facebook for this division.
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Permalink Reply by J's Mom on
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I really hope the guys got to write this Sunday. My heart hurts, I miss my son so very much. :(
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Permalink Reply by mjlitte on
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I hope they realize how much we miss them!!! LOL. I can't believe two weeks has already passed. It feels like yesterday we were saying goodbye to them. I'm so excited to see them again, but so sad to say Goodbye again :(
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Permalink Reply by LSJ126 on
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But at least we will be able to talk to them!!! I am moving to FL so I am very excited for that!!!! They get weekends off usually during training and stuff it's not as hard and they have so much training to get through it will be a couple of years before they're stationed and deployed at least and we will be well prepared for that!
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When are you moving???? For school?? I think after bootcamp our two guys will be going different places. Kinda stinks.
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Permalink Reply by judge on
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Ok....I have a question. i just received my first letter with my son's ship and division as 04-809? Is there even an 809? His pir date- 3/16. I ask this because above listed divisions are 807-808. Does anyone out there have this 809? Thanks!
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I heard from my SR and slept better than I have since he left! He sounds good.
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Permalink Reply by candigurlx0x0x on
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Last night and today have been really hard. My man and I had a routine every weekend. Its hard to break tradition.
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Permalink Reply by QMGsmom on
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Just got a call!!!!! Elated!! They are all doing well. Thats all I can say, lol
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Permalink Reply by FireTeamLeaderWife aka FTLW on
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YAY! understand...
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