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C School
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Where is your sailor going or at for C School? My daughter Brooklyn is now at Whidbey Island Washington. lets share where our Sailors are Stationed at for C School, pictures, and what they are doing here.
Members: 35
Latest Activity: Mar 11, 2019
Discussion Forum
Dahlgren C scool
Started by Mendomom. Last reply by JuliaM Aug 5, 2015. 1 Reply 0 Likes
"C" SCHOOL FINAL TEST
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Comment by Vickyrun on May 30, 2011 at 1:04am
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Hi DillonsMom, I think they are all happy when they get out of GL. Lol
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Comment by LindaB(Ant'sMom)10/15 on April 16, 2011 at 11:08am
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MommyHunt-Hi Ruthie! Sorry I haven't been on for a while. I live in North Phoenix! Not too far from you. I used to work in Scottsdale. My sailor is in San Antonio and is there until July. I'm hoping he goes to San Diego after that. Maybe we can meet sometime!
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Hi Nina, this group is not very active. I can tell you that C school is where they go if they need to learn a speciality. You may get more info by joining a group about your sailor's rate.
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Comment by Niña on March 30, 2011 at 11:56pm
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Hi ladies, im a newbie at the group. would love love to meet evryone. :) my name is Nina & im from Florida! :)
my hubby is in pensacola for a school, he's wrapping up for his ATT class.then comes AWAT and his official AE classes.
we dont know if he has to do c school yet, but i would love to know everyone's experience about it. on where u guys gets stationed at and how long?
thanks everyone:)
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Hi My name is Linda and my son just started C school in San Antonio. The weather there is quite different from G.L. We are in AZ so I guess he's more accustomed to the weather in San Anonio. He's happy to be there but he misses his car. I guess it's different there because he said he now has to get a PO Box number to receive mail and anything I need to send to him. Well, I'm glad to be here at the "C" school site!
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Hi C school Moms, My name is Vicky. My daughter finally made it to C school in VA. She is happy to be out of GL! She starts school on Monday. Alot of training for her rate FC.
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Comment by KariNickel on January 5, 2011 at 11:27am
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My husband is graduating Jan 13 in Florida and he is going to c-school for mechanical/electrical aviation in San Diego...
Regina it just depends on his orders because he started out with orders to go to Norfolk, Virginia for c-school and his orders were changed yesterday
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Comment by Rays_mama on December 6, 2010 at 9:47pm
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I am just trying to get a little info about where C school might be for my son. He doesn't know where he will go after A school in Pensacola!! Does anyone have any experience? He is going for the aviation mechanic (AD)!! I appreciate any info.
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Comment by Greg-and-Angela on December 2, 2010 at 4:41pm
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cool place, he will love it there
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C-schools are just plain hard! I looked at the homework given to my sailor this weekend and I would totally fail it. I have a new respect for my son , thank you Navy!
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