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This site is for families and friends of Salilor Recruits with PIR January 27, 2012. This is a great way to share information, concerns and to connect as we continue the journey through bootcamp to PIR and beyond.
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Anyone else have someone in ship 12 div 050? My husband is in there and I haven't seen anyone!
Good morning, everyone.
FTLW: SO glad he got off. What a special time they will have together while you maintain the "homefront" once again!
Sunshine: There are several divisions that live in the same ship, including their "brother" division. That is the only one they will see while there. They train with their brother division.
And, yes, although you can send letters to the recruiter's address, sometimes that address is incorrect (they get it off the computer) and the letters may be delayed in reaching them. Also, remember, mail is held for 2 weeks from the SRs anyway. So better to wait for the form letter.
Well...just saw Hubby off. So I am going to post my video now! It's nap day!
@ JudyAnn, I also got a phone call from my SR this weekend. I think that it made a world of difference for me, just getting to hear her voice, and reassure myself that she was okay. She sounded in great spirits, and patiently answered all of our questions. She also told me that she had not been cold, that if anything, they wear a lot of clothing and she gets a bit warm. She said that she had gotten the pb shot, and that she was SORE. She let us know that she missed us, but her voice also said "Hey, i've got this" She also told me the food was good, and had no complaints of any kind. She just said they are busy from morning until night. Sure hope I hear from her again soon, or at least start getting letters. Even more, I hope that the parents whom have not heard from the children, spouse, etc.. get that phone call. It makes all of the difference. Trying to stay strong :)
I was hoping to have gotten the form letter today, but no such luck. I did get my daughter's address from the recruiter, but people keep telling me to wait until I get the form letter to make sure the address is correct. I hope to get it tomorrow.
By the way...my daughter is also in ship 3.
Ship 03 Div 047 is where my daughter Sophia is at
@Spencers mom-- we're same division!!
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