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OCS class of March 28th, 2010; class 16-10
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A group for family members and friends of the OCS class of March 28th! For support, to chat, to make friends....
Members: 6
Latest Activity: Dec 31, 2011
Discussion Forum
Well, I guess they aren't going to get to call!
Started by Gayle. Last reply by rokymtns Apr 5, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hi Everyone, It's almost 4 PM EST and I haven't had a call from my son who is a member of 16-10. Has anyone else heard from their LO? I knew it was only a slim chance but we were hoping none the…Continue
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Comment by rokymtns on April 11, 2010 at 3:45am
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http://www.navyformoms.com/group/ocsgraduatemoms
This is the main page
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Hi elpis - welcome! There were two threads started for this class and everyone is on this thread :
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/ocsgraduatemoms/forum/topics/1610-...
This is the OCS Graduate Moms thread. There is a main page and then threads for all the classes. You will learn a lot of information. Each class starts with around 100 people and they break them into two groups. G is Golf and H is Hotel. Do you know which group he is in? We also have a facebook group: OCS Class 16-10-Family and Friends On Navy4Moms never use the name of your boyfriend - use LO = Love One. On facebook every one shares a lot more info. Please join both groups and you will learn A LOT - more than likely you will spend hours reading! If you join the fb group, send me a message with your name so I know who you are. Great to have you!
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Comment by elpis on April 11, 2010 at 1:10am
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Hello everyone. My boyfriend is currently in class 16-10 at OCS. This is my first time on the site but I'm posting because I received the first letter from him (which completely made my day). He asked that I post on here that the company letters are G and H. Does anyone actually know what that means? I'm fairly new to the Navy.
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Sharon - try this sight.....
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/ocsgraduatemoms/forum/topics/1610-... everyone is there
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HI
I guess I am in the group for the 3/28/210 class 16-10.
My sons first day at OCS was March 28th, so am I in the right place.
How is everyone doing?? Do you think we will hear anything Sunday 4/4/10?
from our LO???
Sharon
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Comment by FL_Orange904 on March 30, 2010 at 8:01pm
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Very true! MM, if you have facebook please feel free to join us there. Prayer is the only thing that is gonna keep me sane...LOl.
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Yes, that's true. One day at a time, that's all we can do. And remember, NNIGN. He'll be fine. I'll say lots of prayers for all of them.
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I'm ok...taking it one day at a time. Bedtime is the worse...I just keep in my mind that its only 11 wks left...countdown's help!
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Thank you, I appreciate it. Yes, that's true. How are you holding up?
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MM, oh I hope so gets better! At least she could call you...
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