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Permalink Reply by MLR - NukeMom on
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I'm still trying to learn about everything Navy and bootcamp. My son is graduating 9/30/11. He is in Div 323. What does that mean? Wondering how they split them up when they got there. Is it by profession, or male/female. My son went to boot with a really nice girl, and they got split up. I can't wait until we get a real letter. Really missing my son. Have you all looked at the videos? It's was nice to see where they are on the Navy Racks video.
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Permalink Reply by Wrestlingmom (USS BATAAN) on
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my son is in this div also. I wish I would get a letter I am going crazy.
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Permalink Reply by cathyraz on
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We feel the same way! Did you send your son stamps/calling card? I just sent them out today:-) please let me know if you get a call? Thanks! I'll do the same!
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yes I sent calling card and stamps. I run to the mailbox everyday to see if I got a letter. Have you booked ur hotel yet I have we r staying at the Ramada Inn for $79.00 a night.
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We are staying at Springhill Suites. We have approx. 2 hr drive from Geneva (home) to get there. Where are you traveling from?
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We are taking the train from Edwardsville IL about 5 hrs south of chicago.
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Home of SIU! I have friends kids who go there. Pretty early to travel huh? Hard for me to think that far ahead..... Before we know it..Sept. 30th will be here! Good thoughts right?! Let me know if you hear anything :-)
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I will u also. We are coming into to town thursday to check things out will let u know what we find out.
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Permalink Reply by heathernavymom on
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My son is also grad. Sept. 30, I miss him soooo much still crying. Setting up hotel and air and rental car today. cant wait for that first call its driving me crazy. Hes my one and only. Can you say empty nest syndrom. lol I live in southeast Texas.
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I got a letter 2day. I hope u did also. he says that they r getting beat down with PT ( physical training).
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my son made PT leader sooo proud. He said he got to make his 1st command. Letter went to his girlfriend I just moved and he lost my address can't wait to get his call...
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