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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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Gabby if you can use her car while she is at work then you would not need one. But if you can't you may want one. Jax is a very large city now. I have still not seen a bunch of Jacksonville. We have been here since feb.
Never stayed at the Navy lodge in Jax as that is where I live. If it's not up to par you can always come use my kitchen while she is at work.
Hey dunesmom- both of my sailors are home. My older sailor lives here and my middle sailor is home on leave before he heads to Japan. Things are going good. Middle sailor is making homemade pizza tonight for dinner. The older sailor is whinning why don't you make something normal. He made curry the other night and the family didn't like it. But him and I did. I don't know where the middle son got his taste buds in liking to try new stuff.
hmmm Just called my Son and what did i hear in the background? bowling pins crashing.....He's taking a few hours before watch. Sure am going to miss him this Christmas.
How are your Sailors doing?
vp30 that's where my son is at and he just got a car so this info is going to come in handy and he will freak out when i as him about all this stuff. Love it cause he always goes, how do you know this mom.......oh yea N4M's
zzsmom- My son says that the barracks is about 2 blocks from vp30. He said the base isn't that big. And the galley is in between the barracks and vp30.
Good deal. Now I hope that she can find her way around for 2 weeks without it. I plan on driving it to her mid January.
zzsmom- No she does not have to get permission to have her car.
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