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Ship Date was August 14th...
Hello :) My son shipped out this past Tuesday, August 14th. I am thinking his PIR date will be October 12th. Does anyone know if that sounds right? Thanks!!
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Permalink Reply by Only8Weeks Ship 02 DIV 948 on
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I wanted to share a link with y'all to the Great Lakes Bulletin. It is an online newspaper that I think is updated weekly. What is cool is that it has pictures of Recruits! I am hoping one of us might catch a glimpse of our son or daughter! I'm pretty sure it's okay for me to post it; here it is:
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Permalink Reply by FireTeamLeaderWife aka FTLW on
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The 10/12/2012 PIR group has been formed. Here is the link:
Please click and join if it is your PIR group.
We do not have a confiramtion on the Divisions yet and are relying on "guesstimate" and Form Letters. SO...here is some info below and anyone with a Form Letter confirmatuion...please post :-)
10/12 could start with Division 327...but it might be 329. Regular Divisions in a Training Group usually start with an odd number. The 900 Division will be 948 and it does have a SPECOP (800 Division) of 822.
The 10/05 starts with 317 and has an 800...so if it goes up to 326...and then add it's 900 Division that would be 12 Divisions..if 327 and 328 are included then 14. Not a common number... but it does happen.
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Permalink Reply by Melissa on
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My son left on the 13th - his PIR date is 10/12. I received his form letter/address yesterday with that information included.
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Permalink Reply by ellen0502 on
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For those of you who have received the form letter, giving you PIR date of 10/12, what are you division numbers? We are trying to figure out where the break is in divisions for PIR 10/5 and PIR 10/12. :) Thanks ladies!!!
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Permalink Reply by floridabeachgirl on
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that is awesome. Hopefully, I have mine today. :)
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Permalink Reply by Darthvadersmom Ship11Div331 on
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We have not recieved a letter but the Recruiter gave us no ship # but a name and Division 331.
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has anyone gotten their letter yet for ship date 8/14? I raced home Mon & Tues hoping it was in my mailbox. Not yet though. :( Maybe today. I have a letter ready to be mailed...recruiter told me ship 4, div 822. I am going to send it & hope that's right.
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My son also left on the 14th from Washington State. Hope we can find some answers...This looks like the group we need to be in.... :}
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Permalink Reply by Alexiaw on
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Hello fellow stressed out mothers- my son left on the 15th from New Orleans. I got the box a couple days ago... ugh, I thought I was prepared for that. He's never been out of the care of family before. I see that some of yall haven't gotten the form letter yet either. That's freakin me out, I feel like having a heart attack everytime I go to the mailbox. I'm tired of my hubby telling me to chill. Anyway, greetings to yall from MS.
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