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Will i get a call???
Thanks in advance!
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Permalink Reply by Anti M on
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He'll be able to call, although he might have to check in first, that can take a few hours. He won't be able to use his cell full time, when he is on duty or in class he has to leave it in his room. There is internet access, but it might take him a few days to find it. It is not provided in the barracks.
Weekends... he will have to earn his liberty privileges in order to leave the base, and later, to stay overnight offbase. This will be a few weeks. He will also have duty, I don't know the rotation, but four days is normal. This is in addition to what he does daily. He will be filled in on all these in detail when he goes through INDOC, which tells him all about the base and school policies.
You will be able to spend time with him on weekends, just not right away. I know that was sort of general info, but it will get you started.
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Permalink Reply by ALEX'S WIFEY on
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Anti M thank you so much I feel so much better now....he doesn't have a cell yet so does that mean he won't be able to call me?? And I'm glad he will be able to email and call thank you so much I feel like I'm a step closer to this big transition!
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My sailor called me yesterday once he made it when he did get through he had a little attitude because he said he tried calling me more than once and he had a long way to walk but I was glad I got to talk to him!
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Permalink Reply by Bandito's Mom on
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Perhaps u 2 can splurge and have him buy a cel phone. Might make everything a bit easier it u could talk and text
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He just when to get a phone last night I was so excited he said he hate having to run to the pay phone and everybody else have phone and stuff so he finally got one! Yay!
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