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I may be wrong (that has happened more than a few times in my life) but there were also two divisions of my son's class and they were G and H. My son was in 04-16G or Golf. I wasn't sure if that was what you were asking about Piperdog. There is the holding class too that nickstermom wrote about. I tell you my memory isn't what it used to be so I may be completely wrong.
My son is currently in OCS and I hope this forum will be useful in answering my questions. Can anyone explain H Class ? Thank you
Congratulations to Nancy, Shelby, Adverbe and the class of 8-17! Enjoy your time in Newport. It is both exciting and exhausting.
You are now the OCS Graduate Mom alumni with the most recent and relevant experience. I hope you are able to stay with us and help those you are coming after you.
Congratulations again!
My daughter also lived in Angel Cove apts. Right by the back gate to the base which was preferable to having to drive through base!! She had an apartment to herself and her cat!!!
Maxx4 and PortMom,
My DS left P'cola in November after winging. He was tired of roommates and chose to live alone. Several of the guys rented at Angel Cove Apts. (right outside the back gate) or at the complex across the street owned by the same management group. Rent was reasonable....nothing fancy...VERY close by (one of his MUSTS.) It was basic apartment living but it served his purpose before heading to his next destination. We just googled and happened upon it. Good luck with the next phase. Time will fly by for you as you have probably noticed with this OCS experience.
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