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He is a delayed entry recruit so I have had time to get used to the idea. He singes on to be a corpsmen (medic right). If recruits leave together on the 4th do they grad together?
Hope to meet other moms!

Dawn

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If he left on the 5th, there's a good chance it will be Dec 2!   Call your recruiter, they should have your sailor's ship/divsion by now (it's been a week) - so you can get that before you even receive the letter.  Once you get that, you can check with other moms in the same division and the PIR dates will always be the same

My daughter arrived on the 4th.  I just received her letter and she is Ship 07 DIV 009 :)  Graduation Dec 2nd .  She  sounds good :)

 

My daughter arrived 10/06. I received her box, it smelled horrible. Her feet,,,,,arggg!!!! I understand her PIR is December 2nd. I am patiently awaiting her form letter.
=) I'm glad you received the box, smells and all!  Last year it had rained one of the days the recruits arrived and all the clothes were extra stinky because they were wet and then in a box for a week =)

I GOT my letter...and my SR was able to jot down a quick note on the back of the form!!! God love em :)

He is ok i think but it is much harder than he ever thought and hopes it gets over quick and never wants to do it again, LOL

BUT I got a grad date of 12/2

and ship 7/ dive 011

Ohhhhh I am so happy I was begining to think I would never hear from him!

 

hugs

dawn in mi

 

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