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Ship 11 * Three Weeks in Bootcamp So Far!
Hello All, my name is Corryn, my daughter Kyralyn has been gone for almost 3 weeks now. So far I've received 2 letters and one phone call. Usually when I'm at work, I don't get cell service, but thankfully I was in an area of my hospital where I do get service at the time of the call! It was God's will, I wasn't even supposed to be in that area!
So who else has someone in Ship 11? My daughter is in Division 184.
Any news from your recruit?
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Join PIR 05/22/2015 TG 28 to connect with others with loved ones training with your recruit. Divisions 183 and 184 are brother divisions and train together and will have Battle Stations-21 (BST) together, so look for others with loved ones in either division. There will later be a discussion within that group for the two divisions.
Check your My Page.
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Permalink Reply by jaime2maggie on
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my daughter ship 11 division 200
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The Ship number is not as important as the division number--but you must have both when addressing letters.
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Permalink Reply by 4asds on
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My son is in ship 11. I got my call from him on Saturday. How's your daughter doing?
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my daughter is ship 11 division 200, no call. i got one on 4/18 she was crying and it was only 10 minutes long. then i got a letter on 4/22 she sounded good and says they are doing good as a team and that she is happy. still waiting on more letters and more calls.. im a bit anxious. but i now can see that this will be an experience that will help us both learn to be far apart. I will probably do better when she can make phone calls. How is your son? did he say anything about his ship 11. my daughter last name is CHAVEZ.
I will post anytime ship 11 gets calls so we can all be on alert, which if you are like me. Im glued to my phone.
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My son is in DIV 206. He is
Okay from what I could tell. He had a Trimble in his voice. He's concerned about something's that he's going through.
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Remember, there are currently at least 10 divisions on Ship 11 in 5 different TG's. It is the division number, not the ship number that is important when relaying info about calls or things that are happening at the RTC.
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