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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.
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Asisla - My heart goes out to you. I had the pleasure of having breakfast with my friends son during the Christmas holidays. He goes to Afganistan in February. I asked him his thoughts about going into the "danger zone". He cocked his head sideways and got a sheepish grin on his face and here is his reply: "I'm ready to go there, because thats what we do. Thats my job. The adrenaline rush I get when I'm in a jam makes it all worth while. And I'm good - so I dont worry about things." I was speechless. I told him to please dont tell his Momma that because she was already a "basket case" about his deployment. (already been to Irag) I was proud. I sat before a young man - all of 22 years of age - a United States Army Infrantry man. He was not afraid, he was ready for his duty. As a mother, I know we dont want to hear these answers, its like watching your son jump from the top of shed, knowing he's gonna break something. We will never stop worrying or wandering. But just remember, this is what our boys chose. Their career, their future. We have to support them. I'm sure its harder knowing he leaves his little family behind - all the more reason to go visit! May you find comfort during his deployment and my prayer is that he returns safely. Hugs to you!
OK...I know not a lot of action here, but I thought I'd post an invitation anyhow.....
Anyone in Ohio?? If so....there is an Ohio Navy Moms group....and wanted to invite anyone in Ohio to our next lunch. We will be meeting January 15th in North Canton.We will be joined by a sailor. We also had a sailor at our cookie exchange in December!
Here is the link to the event -
http://www.navyformoms.com/events/january-luncheon-northeast
13 more days till Christmas......oh my where did the time go?
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