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Arrived at Great Lakes on July 12
Hey! My boy friend arrived at Great Lakes on the 12th and i havnt heard anything from him since i got the "im here" call. Im just wondering if anybody eles had their sailor arrive that day and if youve heard anything from them yet?
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Permalink Reply by Jana on
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It usually takes a couple-3 weeks before you get a letter from your SR, and don't be alarmed if you have written to him and he says in a letter that he hasn't received anything from you yet. It takes a while for the division to train someone to handle the mail and until then they may not actually have your letter in hand. When my son was in boot camp a year ago, besides the I'm here call, I got one about the 3 or 4 week mark and then the "I'm a sailor" call and that was it, so don't be alarmed if you don't get a phone call. It does get much better when they go to A school. Just remember most of the time no news is good news. Hang in there!!
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Permalink Reply by sharbear36(ship 9 div 288) on
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My son left on the 12th and nothing. Your not alone. I'm also patiently waiting....well not really patiently.....lol
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Permalink Reply by LinnyMama ship 04 div 303 on
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I have not heard from my daughter at all. I have heard that they might get three phone calls for the duration. I hope you hear from him soon!
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Permalink Reply by HDuBell13 SHIP 02 DIV 944 !! on
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Did you get your form letter yet with their address and graduation date ?
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Permalink Reply by BrandonsGf on
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Im assuming his mom got it but she isnt answering my calls or texts. I will just have to be patient
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Permalink Reply by newnavywife2012 Ship 09 Div 283 on
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I'm assuming his family has received his form letter and box. You can ask them his division and ship number, then join the group on here PIR 9/7. The letters will eventually start to come. Yesterday was most likely the 1st day he was able to write to you. I got a letter from my husband on Thurs and his division had had a bunch of their holiday time (time in which they can write) taken away b/c they aren't working well enough together. My husband said he only got 15 minutes f holiday time last Sunday so if you're bf is in a similar situation you can see why he might have not been able to write you yet...
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Thank you that is good to know.
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Permalink Reply by Angie CTT/Pensacola on
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My son left on the 19th and I haven't heard anything either. Hopefully I'll hear something this week.
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My son arrived the 11th. I've gotten the "I'm here" call, the box, the form letter and a real letter last Wednesday!
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Omg thank you everybody! Its nice to know that im not alone.
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