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SHIP 12 DIV 168
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Permalink Reply by Navy-Girlfriend32 on
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My boyfriend is in this Div :)
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Permalink Reply by Mama C (PS E-Class 1202-1) on
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My son is Ship 12 Div 168
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Permalink Reply by Ascoobus on
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My husband is in this division. Has anyone heard from them lately? It's killing me that I haven't heard from him!
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Permalink Reply by A & A's Gma on
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My son is here too! <3
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Haven't heard anything yet. No calls and no letters but I'm hoping for a letter maybe sometime this week.
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Permalink Reply by SubWife2011 on
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I have had 4 phone calls, 2 were to let me know how he was doing and then 1 was to ask me to fax some documents up there, and the last one was to ask me what our daughter's SSN was. He said he wrote a letter and sent it out.
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Sub wife that's lucky. John called his mom when he got there and then that friday I got a 57 sec phone call just to say he loved me and missed me and would be writing soon so they must have gotten an extra one. I wonder if John has gotten my letters or if he's sent one out yet?
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I'm hoping to get a letter this week too. I don't know when they can start writing, but I guess I'm kind of always hoping that I'll get a call or letter every week.
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Yeah same here and tomorrow will be 2 weeks since he got there so I'm hoping it's about time he gets to get his mail and get some sent out.
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Permalink Reply by patsmom on
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Hi Everyone....My son is Ship 12 Div 168...I received his letters today! There were 2 letters in one envelope...the first one was written March 23...second March 27...We live a couple of hours from bootcamp...so close..but yet so far! It was so great to get his letters. Seems like the lack of sleep has been hard for him...he says he has night watch from 2-4am!
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Thanks Patsmom that gives me hope that his letters are coming. I wonder what job John got tell your son I will be praying for him and all the guys there helping John through it :)
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