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Permalink Reply by Liddia on
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ok thank you for the info and it sad that the girls had to leave because of health issues
Im guessing my daughter is not one of them because no one has informed us about it, which is good news
yeah i can so relate wishing these next few weeks fly by then i will see my daughter and be done with college
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Permalink Reply by Shaun's Mom on
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I find it odd that so many people get sent home from asthma. I am wondering if it isn't panic attacks and is being mistaken for asthma. Can't believe that many people could have got in and had asthma.
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Permalink Reply by litnut on
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I got a phone call from my husband tonight! He earned excellent on marksmanship, so it was a reward. He said they all should be phoning home Thursday! Battlestations 21 is the Monday before PIR.
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Permalink Reply by Resa 12/165 on
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So glad that you were able to speak to him. Thank you for the heads up on the call and Battlestations 21.
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Permalink Reply by Cat M on
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Thank you for sharing this! Do you think he meant Monday night? And I would love another call!
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BS will probably be Monday night, May 2nd. and they are from 8 p.m. through 8 a.m. the next day.
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Thanks for the heads up for Thurs I pray we all get phone calls. I have been a emotional wreck not knowing how everything went last week. I am sad about the 2 girls sent home just so close to finishing it is heartbreaking. I am so counting the days to see my babygirl. I never thought I would be so emotional with her being gone.
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I don't know if the guys and gals do things differently even if they're in 165. I hope they all get to call. I just know about the guys.
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Permalink Reply by navyboyfriend on
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This thursday? Like tomorrow?
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