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SR to Sailor call
When should we receive our last phone call from them after BS?????? I have heard this week and I have heard it should be next week???? Im soooo confused on this and driving myself nuts!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by ngstephy (Ship 11/Div 249) on
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You should get the Sailor call today. I just got mine... Stay close to the phone.
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Permalink Reply by Jill (ATO Mom) on
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Depends. Which division are you in?
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Battles Station ended this morning at 6:00am. The SR have their assigned time to call by division. You should get a call today.
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Only 249-252 did Battlestations... the rest have to wait :-( They only put 4 divisions through each night and no one does battle stations on Friday or Saturday nights because of Captains cup.
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Okay - sorry. My SR indicated that Battlestations was not hard at all. I do hope you hear from your SR soon. Best of luck to you and your SR.
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did your sailor say that all in division 249 passed?
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Yes, they all passed with a score of 4.5. The highest score you can get is a 5.
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Excellent! So now I have heard that everyone in both 249 and 250 passed. Hopefully that will be the case with 251 and 252... no one from those division has called yet.
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Again, my SR said Battlestation was easy. I expect that it will be the same for your SR.
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Permalink Reply by deelee (Ship 11 Div 252 ) on
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I got a call from son tonight he said all of div. 252 passed. That was the best call for the summer!!! I cant wait til Pir!!!
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