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Comment by Phoenixmom on April 12, 2018 at 1:34pm

 rrmrm LOL! you know when I went thru this with my son I never knew anything about all of this, I just waited patiently, I have karned so much being on this site. I guess I'm old school but I never knew anything about the paperwork my son took care of everything and didnt talk to me about anything. the only thing he told me was that I was his benificuary (go Figure) I was so blindsided, oh and what it was he was going to be. other than that I knew nothing, now that I know there is more to it, I feel so Dumb. But he has done good by taking care of everything I havent come acroos any problems but I am ready for him when he comes visits to get my POA'S done.

Comment by Phoenixmom on April 12, 2018 at 1:16pm

rrmrm that is awesome News, but the anxiety of waiting till you get home, completely understandable!

Comment by Phoenixmom on April 10, 2018 at 1:24pm

The normal scenario for sailors flying
> out of state to their A school is that they will be released
> for liberty immediately following PIR. They may spend the
> rest of the day with their family and are expected to report
> back in the early evening. Your sailor will know when they
> need to return and plan for being back at RTC about an hour
> or more prior to their report time. In the Navy, on time is
> considered late, and you will want to avoid the long line of
> cars waiting to get back on RTC. You should be able to
> return to RTC (be sure to have tickets for everyone) and
> your sailor with his ID.
>
> Your sailor may not bring any
> electronics back to RTC, including their cell phones the
> night of PIR. If your sailor's flight out is the day after
> PIR, they will leave at one of two very early morning
> departures for one of the three area airports. Flights out
> are based on where the Navy got the best ticket prices, so
> just because one group for an A school flew out of O'Hare,
> doesn't mean all of them will. Be sure to get flight
> information from your sailor before you leave them at RTC.
> Only they are allowed to tell you their flight, and you are
> not to share their flight information with others,
> especially not on social media. You may meet your sailor at
> the airport to give them their cell phones. If you wish to
> go to the gate with your sailor, they will have to take you,
> or in the case of very large groups, the USO volunteer might
> assist you in acquiring a guest gate pass. Be sure to have
> ID for everyone, including children, and be prepared to go
> through TSA security with your sailor.
>  You may stay with your sailor at their
> gate until they depart on their flight.
>
> This is the normal scenario, there are
> a few exceptions. These exceptions and further details are
> explained in in my discussion  What PIR weekend may be
> like for those flying out of GL (http://navyformoms.ning.com/group/bootcampmoms/forum/topics/what-pi...) Sometimes
> your sailor has to finalize their orders, in which case they
> are not actually on liberty immediately following PIR, and
> you will need to wait for them at the RTC NEX. Other sailors
> have been moved to THU and they most likely will not fly out
> that weekend. They are not housed on the RTC site and may
> have their phones and computers and you will most likely be
> able to spend the weekend with them, just as parents of GL A
> school sailors are able to do.

Chipmunk has did me a favor to so kindly put this together for those who have Loved One's flying out for A school.

Comment by Phoenixmom on April 10, 2018 at 1:22pm

June 1, 2018

TG 30

233, 234. 235, 236 .237. 238,

813,814, 815, 930

Not up and running as if yet, when it does please join.

Comment by Phoenixmom on April 3, 2018 at 5:30pm

PIR: April 6, 2018 TG 22 - 11 Divisions (145-152, 810, 811, and 922) 

PIR: April 13, 2018 TG 23 - 11 Divisions (153-162 and 923) 

PIR: April 20, 2018 TG 24 - 13 Divisions (163-174 and 924)  

PIR: April 27, 2018 TG 25 - 11 Divisions (175-178, 181-186 and 925)  

PIR: May 4, 2018 TG 26 - 10 Divisions (187-190, 193-196, 812 and 926) 

PIR: May 11, 2018 TG 27 - 9 Divisions (199-200, 203-208 and 927) 

PIR: May 18, 2018 TG 28 - 11 Divisions (209-218 and 928)

This PIR is not up and running when it does please Join.

May 25, 2018

TG-29

219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 229, 230, 231, 232, 929

Comment by sydney on April 1, 2018 at 9:12pm

Hi guys! My honey left for training on 03/27 wondering if anybody else has a loved one there also? 

Comment by Phoenixmom on March 29, 2018 at 12:43pm

for those that are going in, they were expected to train prior to leaving for BC that is there Recruiter had them to. we are seeing quite a few that are unable to pass the run, and or swim test. they will work with them to help them to pass. so for those that have not or are not scheduled to come for a few days or weeks it is crucial that the sites below be read by the Mothers and by the recruit signing in so they can get a head start on training themselves to be able to accomplish these requirements beforehand.

Comment by Angella on March 29, 2018 at 11:07am

I am sure that there are many recruits going to basic not being able to do the required number of push ups and sit ups. That's why they train and do pt, right? To get them in shape and where they need to be.

Comment by Phoenixmom on March 28, 2018 at 2:35pm

Here is the breakdown to P-days

A Breakdown Of Navy Boot Camp At Great Lakes Recruit Training ...

and this is week to week

Navy Boot Camp - Week By Week - The Balance

Comment by Phoenixmom on March 28, 2018 at 2:05pm

Also it has been mentioned by Anti M to practice the prone float so start swimming also. There are many not passing, and it can be a Heartbreak to those enlisted and to families themselves. so If they havent left yet and are going to be shortly have them look at those sites.

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