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SHIP 04, DIV 820 and DIV 821 Brother divisions....
This discussion is for those who have an SR in Ship 04, DIV 820 and 821, PIR 10/14/11. These are brother divisions and will be spending a lot of time together from what I understand. Remember OPSEC rules and for security purposes...no pictures of your SR or names of SR. God bless you all!
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Permalink Reply by MTSMom on
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YEP, that SR is my son! My daughter and i try every week. She was third last week and first today!!! Lightening fast fingers! They will post 820's picture on Thursday. They will be taking their formal divisional pics too, so they will be in their dress blues! :o)
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Permalink Reply by past45 on
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Tell her thanks!! My SR is in that group, too. Can't wait. First, letters tomorrow, and then picture on Thursday!!! Will it be on their homepage on facebook? I'm not on the discussion on there, but follow you guys. woohoo!! :)
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Permalink Reply by northface23 on
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It will be posted on the home page of the RTC facebook! Can't wait!
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So excited!
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Permalink Reply by Sheradell on
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Hello ladies. Congrats on your win for all of us. My son in in the 820 div as well. Can't wait to see the picture. Do you guys no a particular time exactly Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Anne Darlene on
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Hi ladies, does anyone with an SR know what happens if they can't take their last PST? My son has an ear infection that possibly has burst his drum by now making it impossible for him to heal his ear in time to so his pst, due to the swim portion. Thanks he's understandably concerned as am I.
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We are praying for him and you Anne Darlene!! My son, too said that he is pretty sick and he was worried about some of the guys because they looked terrible. My heart hurts for our boys being sick and we aren't there to take care of them. As I said Anne - you are in our prayers!!!
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Permalink Reply by navmom on
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Hoping that since my sons letter was written earlier last week that by now they are all on their way to recovery. Keep those prayers coming for all the guys- ladies you are the best source of support!
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Ann Darlene, navymom, BlueBetty, I want you to know that I will be praying for your boys as well as all of our boys to get and stay healthy and to be able to pass their final tests. It is so hard when we know they aren't feeling well. We will all keep praying...
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Thanks Past45. I know they will do everything possible to ensure the boys pass on time. I have read that. There is still 15 days. Warrior Mom's praying is pretty powerful, so no worries Anne we got you covered! 2 weeks from today we will all be together toasting at the meet and greet!
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Good morning ladies, yes I hope all the boys are well. Will pray for them through this trivial time in their training. It is flu season now and they are all bunched up together, so they will be sharing airborne viruses. I hope it is a short spell and will pass soon, and they regain their strength and motivation, regroup and push too. All my prayers are with them all. Have a bless day.
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