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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed. Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.
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What happens at A School?
Hi everyone, this is actually my first post and I was just looking to get some information. I know this has probably already been discussed so I am sorry if I am bringing it up again. In my defense I have not gotten a letter or anything yet so I dont really have a lot of information to go off of. My boyfriend left for bootcamp on Oct 1 and his PIR is 11/30/2012. After that he is going to school right away and I was just wondering if anyone knew what happens when he gets there. I know that he is able to have his phone and computer and everything which is great, but what about leaving campus? Is he able to stay overnight on the weekends or does he have to be back at a certain time. Any information would be great!
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Permalink Reply by tehlilone (Ship 12 Div 371) on
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I suggest you read this. It explains the difference between leave and liberty and the different phases of liberty granted. http://www.navyformoms.com/profiles/blogs/leave-vs-liberty
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Permalink Reply by sailorsgal on
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Thank you very much!
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Permalink Reply by Anti M on
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LOL, that looks familiar.
Most of the A schools do have the same basic three liberty phases. Some make it easier to get phased up than others. And they can take it away from them all if one screws up, but that rarely happens.
Do you know what his rate (job) will be? Then someone could fill you in on where he's going to go to A school.
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Okay I was just a little worried that I wouldn't be able to see him either while he was at school haha. But thank you very much that did help out a lot !
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Permalink Reply by Angie on
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Keep in mind you are only a girlfriend and he will have to get special approval for you to be able to sign him out as the liberty buddy. Otherwise you will have tag alongs with you at all times, and if they end up seperted from him, he can get in trouble.
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Yeah I figured there would be more rules since me and him aren't married/engaged. It is fine with me if we have tag alongs. Me and his family will be more than happy to have another sailor around haha. We wouldn't let them get separated if it meant they would get in trouble! Thank you for letting me know though, I was not aware of that.
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