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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed.  Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.

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Hi there..my son arrived at GL on December 6th...got the "im here" phone call...no box yet...just waiting...anyone else have a loved one leave for GL on the 6th..I would love to find a few of us to keep in touch and swap stories of their progression...take care

 

 

 

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I'm with you! I hope the address is correct too..already sent letters out! What are ur plans for graduation?
We got the address from the recruiter on Thurs. and his form letter same afternoon. And they were a match! I saw one mom copied her letters t o her son in case the address she got from the recruiters was wrong.

My Son left for bootcamp on the 6th. I have received the box, LOL it was funny, I knew the under wear would come home, because they get whitey tightys. he wasn't too thrilled about that I am sure!!! LOL Still waiting on the form letter, hopefully it will be here today 12/15/2011 been all these longs days without him. Sure do miss him.

Mine left on the 7th.

 

 

Just got my son's address from his recruiter.  He is in Ship 7 Div 060.

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Mine is ship 02, Div 912

mine is the same! PIR scheduled for Jan 31. Heard from my SR today.

Hi buddy! my son is in, the same division! I hear they graduate Feb 3rd...I got the address from the Recruiter too..haven't got the form letter yet...and going to see what the weather looks like closer to time cuz I would rather drive but if there's a snow storm or something that week...flying would be the option! Do u have any plans yet?

We are going to fly with the whole family, sisters, brother-in-law and grandmother.  I wish we could take the dogs but two big labradoodles might be a bit much.

Got my form letter yesterday. He left on the 6th and is ship 7 div 059. For those of you who haven't said yet what ship/div are your SR's in?

Lucky you. Still haven't received our form letter yet. How are you doing so far? 

ship 7 div 060

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