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Ship 02 (USS Reuben James) Division 907 and 908 (Brother Divisions)
Welcome to the Division Discussion for Division 907 and 908
Your SRs, soon to be SAILORS, are becoming friends, and some of them may be heading to A School together.
Get to know each other, your SRs are!
Please still use the Main Wall of the PIR Group to post questions and concerns, we “veteran” moms don’t always get to into the discussion area as often as we would like.
Every single question that is asked is important Every single concern is genuine Every single member is important to us We don't want to accidentally overlook any of them or you.
Hang in there!!!
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Permalink Reply by frannybananny on
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Mine is crying the TN flag. She says she's there because she's tall. Tall girls have become friends by default.
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Permalink Reply by EllaMom on
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congrats! Best call ever - hah? Is he doing well? My daughter sounded like she had a cough - but really good otherwise
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Permalink Reply by lifeisanadventure on
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Mine too!!
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Permalink Reply by JennyAnn on
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Got a call today and what a relief!!! She said many are sick (probably from the shots). Their division 907 is starting to work together as a team. Says it is really hard but she is pushing through it!!! Will be carrying the MD flag
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My son broke out in hives a little on his neck. He said it was shot overload, he's fine now. He told me he will be the one greeting people during PIR. He said, " Mom, whatever you do don't hug me or say anything or go crazy. Just nod, say hi and move along". He said he could get in trouble if we do. I need a muzzle and a straight jacket.
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Permalink Reply by tigermom on
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I know exactly what you are saying. If that would have been offered to my son he would have said there is no way my mom could keep from that and ask them not to put in that spot. Did I see you are staying at Navy Lodge? We are too,
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Yes, I am staying at the Navy Lodge. I'm flying out of Phily into O'Hare airport on Jan 2nd. How are you getting there?
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Permalink Reply by Julie on
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I can't imagine walking in and seeing my daughter and just giving her a nod lol good luck w that !
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I know, I'm afraid I'm going to start crying right then and there.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa&JohnBurke on
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Received our second call home. He sounds tired but doing ok, only a bit of a sore throat. Several changes in division leadership, but they are all improving. Our son who went through last year said that is typical. They will perform at the 12/13 PIR in addition to their own. Supposed to get another call Tues.
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Permalink Reply by bigdog on
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Ok, I am just getting the hang of this Navy Moms thing. Glad to have it. We missed our son's first call last week, left the cell phone at home and felt terrible that we didn't have it with us when he called. We consoled ourselves with the message he left which we were able to share with his sisters. But he called us again today and since we have been keeping our phone glued to our bodies everywhere we go now, we were able to talk with him. Yay! He said the letters are really important, so we all need to make sure family and friends send letters to our SRs. It sounds like graduation will be something pretty special. Our son will be participating in the drum line, the big payoff to us for all those years of lessons. I am looking forward to seeing the whole ceremony and giving our young man a tearful congratulatory hug, as well as meeting all of you. It sounds like they got some snow already, I'm sure there will be plenty by the time we get there.
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