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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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My son left today 6/17/14
Today was a tough day watching my oldest leave , I'm so proud of him and excited also for him . I'm just going to miss him very much .
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Permalink Reply by Navymom1 on
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Got the call last night. He said what we figured out, his phone didn't work. LOL He called my job first to leave a voice mail and I got part of the conversation at work before he then called the house. It was nice to get the call and talk to him.
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Permalink Reply by Michelle on
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Navymom1 I'm csi happy you received your call. I felt horrible for you on Wednesday morning knowing are sons went in the same time.
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Thanks! I was ok, I knew if something happened they would contact me. That's what kept me calm. We got his fed ex package on Friday.
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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That is great.
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Permalink Reply by Bensma SHIP 14 DIV 260 PIR on
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Reading about scripted and crying phone calls. Yikes.
No backing out now. My son said he had a little 'anxiety moment' about what is to come, the other night. I hate that for him.
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Permalink Reply by K-Bug's Mom Ship02/Div940 on
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My daughter left the 17 also - got the phone call late the 18th... waiting on the box... patiently, of course ;)
She's our younger of two - tough to watch your baby walk away. But this has been her dream for 12 years - couldn't be prouder. Or happier! How many people actually live out their dreams !?!?!? YEAH for all of those men & women!
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Permalink Reply by Rhondaroni SHIP 2 DIV 940 on
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My son left on the 17th, received my "kid in a box" yesterday. Both jean pant legs were still rolled up.
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Did Fedex bring it to you? I'm in Texas and have not received mine yet . My son left on the 17th also
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FedEx delivers "the box" unless you live in an area that FedEx hands off to the USPS. See Arrival and What Happens at the RTC.
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Yep, that is very common. See Arrival and What Happens at the RTC.
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