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Ship 2 Div 911 anyone?
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Permalink Reply by Annie on
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I hope you are right! Maybe we will hear still tonight? IF not I bet they do BS tonight and we hear tom?
I can't stand it---come on for goodness sake..let it be done!
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Permalink Reply by navymom88 (02/Div911) on
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I hate all this waiting I have been watching my phone as if I could will it to ring
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911 already did battle station 21 scheduling conflict and allowing them to call home if we have not received a call it is guaranteed that they did pass!!!!!!!
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Div. 911 originally was scheduled to do Battle Stations on one night and then it was switched. That meant that their phone time did not coincide with the day they completed Battle Stations which was the other night.
Trust us: If your recru...it would have failed and would not be graduating, you would have already received the call.
It was just confirmed with me that Div. 911 will be doing calls tomorrow. It was just a switching of schedules that caused the confusion with when exactly they would be doing their calls.See More2 hours ago ·Keep your phones ready tom!!! WOOHAY!! -
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Permalink Reply by KidsLuvNavy on
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I don't care if this is wrong (personal info on a public forum - 'my bad), but I want to share my cell number in case any of you ladies wants to contact me Thursday night for Sundance Saloon... 443-977-0735... LYNN
Way to go 911!!!! Can't wait!
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Lynn,
I got it! Just got off the phone with my SR and they are a "HALL OF FAME" DIV...yea!!! Can't wait to see them!!
Hope you get calls soon!!!
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I am waiting !!!!! lol this is really starting to bug me...
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