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SHIP 09 DIV 041 ~ ROLL CALL
A little subdivision of our PIR group. Looking forward to meeting you all :)
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Permalink Reply by StevenHMmom on
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Yes there must be some type of jinx...but hoping a call gets through
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Permalink Reply by Cathy M on
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Oh no ProudMom, this is devastating to hear this. Did this call come in on Saturday? I've been dreading since Friday every time my cell rings.
Also I think most are not posting on here because they are mainly doing the forums on FB. I know I saw you under Forum Ship 09/041. The is also a FB for all the divisions graduating this week. Someone just posted on there that they saw this and they asked for info for you. It is my understanding that if they don't pass again by Battlestations (and our is supposed to be Monday night) they don't graduate and do go straight to A school. Hopefully someone can verify this for you. But most importantly I'm praying for your SR that he does pass this run and he will graduate this upcoming Friday. Thoughts and prayers for your family..
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Permalink Reply by Shmommy on
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Oh ProudMom, how sad... Did he say if he was close? I'll be praying triple time for your SR. We want to meet you both on Friday!
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ProudMom you if you are on FB you can post on the Navy Receuit Command page and they will answer the question for you....
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Permalink Reply by ProudMOmom (Ship 09, Div 041) on
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Hope you got your phones working! Thanks for the facebook tip; I have a facebook account & went to Navy Recruit Training Command (RTC) Great Lakes, but I don't see where to post a question. I don't guess it really matters - we will get a call soon telling us one way or the other- it's just nerve-wracking wondering if we are going to be making the trip or not!
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Thanks to all of you for your prayers. We got the call on Saturday at 12:25pm. He missed his run on Friday by 1 min & 30 sec. He's never been much of a runner - I wish a thousand times we had stressed this more BEFORE he left for boot camp! His recruiter just kept saying "don't worry about it, they'll work with you". I called his recruiter & I understand now that "working with you" means they will send him to a special division to work on the physical fitness test until he makes it & then to Battlestations with whomever goes next, then straight to A school (no graduation ceremony). I know the ceremony is not what it's all about, but it's certainly a let-down. It's in God's hands & He knows best.
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