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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)
Boot Camp: Behind the Scenes at RTC
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Hi All, My SA is in WA and I am in NY. I went to see him this past weekend in WA and we had a super great time, my issue is I have trouble when I am home feeling sad about the distance between us. I think it is almost harder that we get to spend a weekend together and I remember what it feels like to have a partner and then I come home to being by myself. It's not that I don't appreciate our time together because I definitely do it is just really hard after. It seems like this first week being back from a visit I go through a withdrawal - I am sad, don't really want to talk and just am not as upbeat as normal. even last night when we talked it's kind of "back to our routine". I work a full time job and am active so it's not like I don't have things to do it just isn't the same. Any advice|tips? Is this anything someone else is experiencing or has experienced?
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Hey I actually just visited my boyfriend this past weekend for his graduation and getting back home I felt the same way as you. I just felt like it was normal again when I was with him and now I'm just wondering what I should be doing. I feel as if I should be with him all the time because that's what feels right and being away is hard. Even though it is hard I'm just thinking about the next time I'll get to see him and I'm just thankful that we get to have normal communication now. Since that was the first time seeing him after he left I don't have any other tips to provide. I would just say look forward to the next great time you two can spend together.
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