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Ship 11 Div 178
Hello, my son is a SR in this division. Please join in the discussion if your SR is in the same division. Look forward to going through this journey with people who are in the same "ship".
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Permalink Reply by andrewsmom on
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ME TOO!!!! I is neat and clean, Maybe the navy has done some good already!
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Permalink Reply by Jacksmom(PIR6/15/Ship11Div178) on
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Letter finally came on Friday. No note from him though. So of course I am worried
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Permalink Reply by PaulaP (Ship11/Div 178) on
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No need to worry. Some write a quick note, others do not.My son did not write a note so he was doing whatever he was told. I was thinking it took him too long to write all the stuff in this perfect handwriting, that he didn't have time. How old is your son? Mine turned 25 on the 18th. Hardest birthday ever!
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Mine didn either, but he did leave a note in his box of clothes, so I will take all I can get.
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PaulaP.....my son is 22. Thanks for the reply makes me feel better.Where are you from?
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I've from Texas, about an hour and half out of Houston. What about you? I just got through writing him but instead did a list of question so all he had to do is fill in the blanks with short answers and a few multiple choice and return in the envelope I provided. LOL My daughter-n-law has been writing everyday so he will get pounded with letters when they find their way to him. I can't wait to get that first letter.
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Permalink Reply by acave on
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My son is in Div 178 and I was so excited to get his address so that I could mail out his letters. My oldest step son in in A school in Great Lakes so they are literally across the street from each other right now. I miss them both but an so proud of them both. I can't wait til graduation!!! 54 more days!!!!
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Please join our division group if you haven't already done so! Glad to meet another mother of division 178!
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Permalink Reply by JMT1366 (Ship 3 - Div 188) on
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My son left on Wednesday...4/18. How long does out take to get their PIR date? Wondering if he has the same date our maybe the week after. Would be nice to book airfare asap
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It depends...My SR departed last Thursday and those that showed up the day before have a 6/8 group. It's a 50/50 deal. You can call his recruiter and ask him what division he was put in and he should have an address. Although I've heard other moms say that address is not always the correct one. We got our address last Tuesday from the recruiter and his form letter came Saturday. You can stay in this group until you know for sure.
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I'd also wait for airfare. I checked into airfare with refundable/exchangeable tickets and they were almost double the cost. My friend who is a travel agent said she'd book 14-18 days out. By then, all they will have left is Battlestations. Just a thought.
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I was so hoping for a letter today, seems everyone here gets letters on Wednesdays.....Oh well maybe no news is good news but im getting a little concerned. anyone get any letters yet??
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