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All Hands Magazine's full length documentary "Making a Sailor": This video follows four recruits through Boot Camp in the spring of 2018 who were assigned to DIV 229, an integrated division, which had PIR on 05/25/2018.
Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
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I am reaching out my son is graduating boot camp on 4/22. Are there any parents out there that are going on this date. I can not make it but I am hoping that another family might be able to help me with pictures and to let my son know that his family is with him even from a far. Please reply if you son or daughter is graduating at thsi time.
Thank you
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Here's a link to your PIR group...http://www.navyformoms.com/group/pir4222011
I will be there the week before; I can get my son to tell your son to talk to me and I can tell him. I wouldn't be able to help you with the pictures but I would be glad to seek out your boy. I know someone will answer you and be able to help you on the exact date; I found a mom on here who had taken pictures at a swearing in ceremony...and my son was front and center in a couple of her pics. I was flabbergasted. I will be glad to take pictures if I can find your son on the weekend I am there if that is allowed.
Candice
Ah, I see someone has already answered...that is awesome, I knew someone would. I will still be ready and willing to pass along a message on my son's weekend. Good luck!!
Candice
Hi saliormom Ship 3 Div 146. Oh my gosh, a daughter, I am having a time just dealing with a son away at bootcamp. I couldn't imagine a daughter, but you must be real proud and happy for her. Yes !!! I just need to let him know that I am there even if from a distance and if you could shake his hand or give him a hug and take a couple of pictures. I tear up everytime I think about that he won't have a family member there for him. He is the youngest of 4 children and our first armed forces member for the past 2 generations. We are very proud and happy for him, but with the world so turbulant that I have fear so I am very, very, very grateful that you would responde and perhaps even help us out. I saw in the brochure that they have a care package that graduates can pick up, which made me feel a little better that I at least can show him that he is loved, sorry sailormom, at bit emotional. Please keep up communication with me if you would like. At least we know they are together. I am not sure if you can put names on this website. But if we can I hope that my son and your daughter get to see each and maybe even have a laugh or two about (well my son might say crazy mom). Thank you and thank you again for reaching out to me.
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