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SHIP 09 DIV 273 ... Anyone?
Just looking for SR loved ones that are on Ship 09 Div 273 !! PIR 8/31/2012
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Permalink Reply by Mrs.SeniorChief on
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My SR is in Ship 9 Div 275. I was able to get his address on Monday from his recruiter, but as of yesterday I had not heard from him...a letter that is. Just by counting the weeks it appears his PIR will be 8/31, but wasn't sure yet if the date was correct. Have you heard definitely that is the date of PIR?
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Permalink Reply by sdees3 on
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Our daughter in law is in Ship 09 Div 275. My son had PIR 12/2 and is now in Washington. I would love to know if y your SR knows her but I won't post personal information here as the RDC's have access to this website. I hope you are going to GL for PIR. It is amazing.
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Permalink Reply by Jenn(RJs Mom) Ship 09 Div 273 on
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I received the form letter this morning , it stated in it his grad info 31AUG12
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Look for others with loved ones in division 273 or 274 since they are brother divisions and train together and will have Battle Stations-21 together. Join the group, PIR 08/31/2012 (clickable link).
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Permalink Reply by SharoninTampa (Ship 9 Div 273) on
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Hi Jenn!!
Son is Ship 9/ Div 273 as well. I guess he will be a Damage Controlman or something like that... Where are you from?
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Jimmys mom I am from Northwest Indiana and hour south of Chicago ! My son is going corpsman
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Permalink Reply by susanJTsmom on
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Hello, my son is in Ship 09 Div 273.PIR 8/31/2012 also.
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Permalink Reply by Sue on
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My son Ryan is ship 09 div 173 also. we live in Maryland and he is going into CTT. This is my second time through boot camp. My oldest son is a CTN and he has been in the Navy just over 4 years and just reenlisted while between Iraq and Afghanistan recently. Patrick is a Petty Officer 2nd class (E5). As per Ryan's letter and phone call, he is doing well. His first letter was comical.
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