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Quick I need someones help with addresses!!
Ok so my husband (according to the recruiter yesterday) is ship 09 div 283.
But, the address he gave me is the Ohio street one, not the sailor drive one. He wrote it complete with the ship name and number so I thought it was correct but after reading on here I am worried that it may be the sailor drive address? Do I go with Navy for moms or the recruiter? The address the recruiter gave me is on the envelopes, but I still have a bit of time to pull them out of the box and change them. I am especially worried the recruiter is incorrect b/c he didn't write in the div # the first time he gave me the address, I had to ask for it to which he said he was sure he included it :)
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Permalink Reply by SUBMTMOM(ship 9 div 265) on
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newnavywife - they have different addresses for different divisions up there. My oldest son's address was on Ohio Street (which is a correct street) and my youngest son's division was located on Sailor Drive. The barracks are layed out like a small town with street blocks. If he said he's on Ohio St that is probably the correct address. Hope this helps
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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You go with the one on the RTC site at http://bootcamp.navy.mil/contact_recruit.asp:
SR Last Name, First Name MI
Ship 9 Division 283
3415 Sailor Drive
Great Lakes, IL 60088-3515
Recruiters sometimes give a generic address for the RTC and if the street address is not correct then mail will be delayed, sometimes for up to 3 weeks.
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Permalink Reply by JackieD on
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Hi. Here is the link to RTC's website that has the address for all the Ship numbers. I would definitely wait for the form letter from your husband. The address the recruiters give are sometimes wrong.
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Permalink Reply by newnavywife2012 Ship 09 Div 283 on
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Ok, so I am hearing two different things lol. The link says sailor drive for ship 9, but could ohio street still be correct based on his division like submtmom says?
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No, Sailor Drive is the address for Ship 9.
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Ok, going to mailbox to grab mail and change out addresses! Thanks for everyone's help!
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:o)
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The division number has nothing to do with the street address. It's the ship number that determines the street address.
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Permalink Reply by ProudNavyMom,NavySchoolofMusic on
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Newnavywife2012,
My son's recruiter called me last night to tell me he posted his address on FB. I was so thrilled that I wrote him a letter right away! Well, this morning, out of curiosity, I checked the boot camp website the other moms have given you, and the address didn't match the ship number! So I called his recruiter to have him double check, & he was SO embarrassed! He did re-post the correct one to FB, but I felt bad for him. Just goes to show that they're human too:).. -
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This is true, thank you :)
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