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Nuke school in Goose Creek
I have chatted with a few of you with children going on to Goose Creek for NUKE school. I figured that since we will be following each other around for awhile we could get to know each other here first.
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Permalink Reply by ashers99 (A School Class 1238A) on
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My husband is also a Nuke. I will be moving to live on base with him after PIR!
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Permalink Reply by brittney0904 on
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I'm a wife too! We are going to be living on base also!!
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Awesome! What state are you moving from? We are moving from CA so I think he may not class up with people he knows from BC, which would be a bummer. I'll certainly try to keep people informed as much as I can once in GC though!
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We are moving from Illinois, but dang California thats a loooong haul! Sometimes they have a few weeks until A school starts after they graduate, so we'll hope! I have actually started talking to another wife that I found on here. Her husband is graduating June 8th, so she'll be arriving and living on base shortly after us!
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Permalink Reply by Queenjailyle on
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Ashers99-I was checking out the NUKE Moms group earlier today and there is a discussion group with information@ moving there.
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Permalink Reply by Twinsmom on
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Queenjailyle--thanks for thinking of this! You're right, we'll have about 20+ months of this after all the schools and boot camp, and in downtime in between schools!
Ashers99--that's exciting that you'll be moving on base! We'll be hittting you up for all the news when they are there! :)
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Permalink Reply by Shawn's mom2 ship07 DIV170 on
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Thanks Queenjailyle; It is so great that we are able to be here to support each other when we can't be there... I still haven't gotten a first letter.. I can get glimpses of what is going on from you guys :-)
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Permalink Reply by momofanuke on
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My son will be going there, and I'm sure during that time I will be visiting at least once or twice. So to the nuke wives, we can get together for lunch and sightseeing!
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Have any of your SRs called home to get more information for his/her security clearance?
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not mine...but some of the others that are in the same ship/div as my SR have called for more information.
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Just curious if anyone has found out their SR's Nuke rates yet? My husband said the div 165/166 were posted by as of the middle of last week they hadn't sent a runner to go get them so he wasn't sure.
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Found out this weekend that husband is going to be an MM!
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