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All Hands Magazine's full length documentary "Making a Sailor": This video follows four recruits through Boot Camp in the spring of 2018 who were assigned to DIV 229, an integrated division, which had PIR on 05/25/2018.
Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
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Anyone in San Diego? My sons PIR is Sept 7th
I'm a SoCal mom whose son went to bootcamp on 5/29/2012. Bummer that I just missed this last meetup! Maybe the next one?
The USS Essex is returning to San Diego some time in the May, after being stationed in Japan for the last 12 years. The sailors left on the USS Bonhomme Richard February 14th 2012, to swap hulls. The Essex will be leaving again for another deployment shortly there after. Because of the quick turn around several sailor are returning to an empty home due to their spouses return to their home support for the duration of the 2 deployments. We are looking for mom's with base access to come to the pier on the day of the return to give hugs and moral support to the single men and women who have been working very hard over the last few months. This has been a very hard deployment as the crews have been working 12 hour days on both ships. This hull swap is a big deal and we want to show our appreciation. The families who will be there will be preoccupied with the return of their own sailor. Please let us know if you can help.
Thank you,
BHR/Essex Families
Hi Robin, my son just shipped out on 04/05/2012 and I was looking around imagine my surprise to find you, We also live in Lake Elsinore!! Is this group still active? I would love to hear about your get togethers.
Hello all,
Just want to put a plug out for my non Navy son. Anyone into comedy, my son will be at the Hollywood Improv tonight at 8pm.
The Los Angeles Region is planning a meet and greet For Saturday April 28th. The location and time are not set yet. Will be announced shortly.
Hello I am also from the IE my son is stationed in 29 Palms...Corpsman...Welcome to the group...if there is ever a get together I would like to meet you all...
Welcome Blueshirtmom,
I am in So Cal as well. The IE. My daughter is stationed on the Stennis, also an aircraft carrier. They just got home two weeks ago but are being deployed again shortly. I do not see many meet and greets in our area other than the one they just had in the Los Angeles area. I too would love a get together.
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