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Link to Navy Speak - Navy Terms & Acronyms: Navy Speak
All Hands Magazine's full length documentary "Making a Sailor": This video follows four recruits through Boot Camp in the spring of 2018 who were assigned to DIV 229, an integrated division, which had PIR on 05/25/2018.
Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
Boot Camp: Behind the Scenes at RTC
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Anyone have someone in school there.
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Hi, My son is ship 09 div 206 with a PIR date of 061711, looking for other families. We are not familiar with the Great Lakes area, and will be traveling from San Diego, CA. Look forward to getting…Continue
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Hello all
I've read your notes and am so proud of our Sailors. They are continuing on wonderfully. My son left Great Lakes after Graduation and headed to Pensacola. He graduated A school with a 96 on Thursday September 1 then immediately flew home for 16 days. I am so proud of him but, as his time here with us comes to an end I fell saddened. I know he must go. It is his job. So, I will take him to the airport Saturday(Sept.17) hug him goodbye and watch his plane take off as he goes to his next destination, Norfolk, Virginia and then on the USS Harry S. Truman. My heart will be heavy and I know the tears will flow. That's the life of a Mother of a Sailor.
I gotta go I'm making myself cry. Love and hugs to you all
hi everybody! it's unbelievable to look at the countdown clock and see that it's been 78 days since i have seen some of you. and it's good to hear that all the sailors are still going forward.
our guy will get his orders today supposedly. he is not very excited at this point, because he won't get his first picks, but i know that GOD KNOWS where he needs to be. and it will be very good to see him and then cry our eyes out when he leaves again. not sure exactly when graduation will be for him, but we think somewhere around the 2nd week in october. love to you all today and happy holiday weekend.
The good news is.... He's home!!! Bad news is...Won't see him till tom night cause I am flying. He had an indoc day at NAS Atlanta today & learned more about what he will be doing as a reservist. Truffles (our dog) went nuts when she saw him.
@MamaCindy How does he like it?
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