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My son arrived to BC on 9/24. Anyone else?
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Permalink Reply by waukeemomma on
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our son's are on the same ship and division!
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Permalink Reply by 808 IslandMom on
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I am so happy for all of you who received the BOX and Letter! Awesome! I am still at work and have to wait a bit till I can go home and check the mail. I will post later if we get anything!!! Wish me luck! TY...=)
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My son left of 9/24 too. Got his form letter today and his box came but missed it. Fed ex to bring it back tomorrow. Recruiter actually had his correct address so the letters I have been sending since the 25th should get to him!! :)
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Permalink Reply by tidefan on
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our sons are in the same division. Are you going to PIR? Maybe we can meet then.
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Permalink Reply by Navy2Marine1Mom on
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My Son left on 9/25 from Dallas, TX. Got his box, very emotional- even the Fedex guy got teary-eyed. PIR probably on 22nd? Waiting for the LETTER!
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Permalink Reply by MaryB on
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My son also arrived at RTC on 9/24, I have yet to receive the form letter. Got the box, though.
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Permalink Reply by BabyCub on
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I received formal letter a week after he left. Thats how I got is PIR date.
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Permalink Reply by jujub on
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My son also arrived on 9/24. He is from California. Still haven't received the form letter or mailing address for him. He called last Saturday and we chatted briefly. He said he sent me a bunch of papers with all the info I need, but still haven't received. Is this normal? He graduation date also changed to 11/15.
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Yes, my son arrived on the 24th and has a PIR date of 11/22. I've booked reservations already. And I got a letter today!!
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Permalink Reply by hawaiian mom on
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Hi island mom . I'm from Hawaii also My son left the same date with your son
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