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Prototype class 1204 started November 26th 2012 in Goose Creek.....any others?
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Permalink Reply by Anna V on
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Amanda- our son says he's supposed to start in Jan. right now, still working 6 days a week in GC on the ship
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Permalink Reply by Amanda/Colins mom, MM PT 1204 GC on
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wow...is he on hold? 6 days a week seems like alot for hold.
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Permalink Reply by Momma$ on
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My son was 1204-10 and Graduated ; was on hold ; broke his hand during Christmas leave, still at Goose Creek and will find out in April sometime if NY or SC for May. I hope your son is doing Well!
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Permalink Reply by Betsyleebig on
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Does your son ever say anything about the training ships? My son says 3 oud of the 4 need repair. He is still waiting to start Prototype since July. Told me this weekend that " Faulkner " told them ttey were going to be on hold a long time. as if 8 months isn't long enough.
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Wow so there is July 2012 with Nov 2012 now May 2013 classes will be on Grad hold? Yikes! Thats alot of good young men and women waiting to move on...lets just be thankful they are where they are suppose to be and in the Good Lords time they will be elsewhere. I'm sure its more frustrating for them to be waiting. My son said there always fixing the SC ships; they have an alternating "breakdown" mode. LOL never can get all up and running together...
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Son now called and said they are classing everyone up Monday now. He said the usually class size is around 160 and the new one is going to be around 350. Wonder if this is what will happen or will they change their minds again.
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