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bootcamp Div 064 Ship 11
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for those who have loved ones in Div 064 Ship 11
Members: 8
Latest Activity: Jun 15, 2011
7.Week Seven - At this point, you're nearly finished with boot camp. Excitement sets in and now you're ready for the final test: Battle Stations. Battle Stations is a twelve hour event held to test your entire division on how well you've absorbed everything you've learned so far. If you are present at the call for Battle Stations, this means you have successfully passed all academic and physical challenges presented to you up to this point, and are ready for this final test. You will be pushed to the very brink here, and will find that once it is over and you stand in the finishing room, dirty, beyond weary, emotional and drained. All that fades away as the Commanding Officer in charge of RTC Great Lakes comes in to personally congratulate you, presenting you and your division with your new status as a United States Sailor -- your Navy ball cap. (i cried when i read that)
feb 7-11
8.Week Eight - Graduation/Pass and Review. Aside from everything mentioned above, part of your training has been in drill and ceremony. That portion of your training will come in to play here, where you march proudly, shoulders squared and with a bolstered confidence before friends, family, and thousands of supportive individuals from all walks of life. There is nothing like it in the whole world.
Discussion Forum
does anyone have the PIR for this div?
Started by Mrs Eubank. Last reply by Mrs Eubank Dec 24, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
or has anyone gotten letter???
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Comment by Mrs Eubank on June 15, 2011 at 9:29pm
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oh ok lol that makes sence
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Comment by sailormommind on April 26, 2011 at 5:11pm
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He is an OS
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what rate is he?
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wow Eubanks Girl, that is awesome news!! Congratulations!!! My son is done now with A school and gets to be home for 15 days for liberty. He will leave for Hawaii on May 7. I plan on just soaking him up for the next two weeks!!!
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just found out im pregnant!
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Comment by Cindy (Ship 11 Div 064) on February 24, 2011 at 10:06pm
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I think things have slowed down to normal. Just a couple weeks ago, I was totally stoked with the whole amazing bootcamp thing. Our sons, fiance & husbands are now moving on with a whole new life! My son played football, learning responsibilities and working (I think cleaning toilets among other duties) while waiting to get into school in another few months. Hope all is well with all of you!
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Isn't it nice to be able to talk to them Cindy!! So glad to have met up with you!! We talked to my son 2 evenings in a row and it was awesome. It was still hard to leave him but he is close for the next couple of months and we will get to see him when he earns liberty. We had an amazing weekend with him although I think we overwhelmed him!
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I got to talk to my son! He sure love the warm weather and his room 200 feet from the ocean. He can see the ocean from his window in his room. He is roomate with a guy from his brother division 063 who is going into AT (or ATI?).
His rate is AE (Aviation Electronics Mate) and he is in the Air Technical Training Center (ATTC). He has to wait to get into school as well. It will take a couple of months to start school.
He bought a computer on base (& cell phone @ GL). He will be taking financial class tomorrow (good thing). Now he works from 6:30 to 4:30 cleaning. He talked about his stages of Liberty. He is looking forward to skydiving in a few weeks and later a trip to Disney World. I'm so glad he can do his own thing!
He figures he will be there for at least 6 months. After getting into and completing school. He hopes all his cousins and siblings (can flies for free) can meet up with him (few of my family works for SWA).
Phone calls are neat but I still like the letters - they are so special. He thought so too. More letters and pictures to send : 0 )
I found an interesting link about A school: http://navyformoms.ning.com/group/sailorsinpensicolaflforaschool/fo...
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I'm here.....YEAAA!!! I will be at Anastasia. Hope to run into you guys. I will have a little 7 yo son wit me, my fiance (with a cane) and wearing a oversize sweater with big circles, Find me if you get this message....I would love to meet you.
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What a great drawing!!
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