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Ship 11 Div 284
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Permalink Reply by Proud Mama on
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well - bummer...got call today that my daughter will be returning home -honorable discharge for medical reasons. So very proud of her and all she accomplished - she upbeat knowing God has something else He needs her to do. She was actually iin DIV 282 - i had gotten confused....my very best to all the mom.s and SR
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Permalink Reply by magnoliagirl1963 on
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Very Sorry to hear that Proud Mama...but it sounds like you both have a good attitude. God bless you both.
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Ladies...I've been reading that Ship 11 Div 282 were getting phone calls yesterday. They said that they are going in order of division and we should be on the lookout today for phonecalls!
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no letter and no phone call...so bummed.
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Permalink Reply by rrjhmd on
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I think the calls come in the late afternoon or evening ( At least the two divisions from last night) I hope that our SR's get a call..... Even if just for 2 minutes it would help.
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oh...so happy for you bobbymom! still nothing here.
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I hope yours calls soon. My SR called my cell and I was in a meeting at work and missed it. He had tried his girlfriends 1st and she was on the other line and did not know. Tried his brother and his phone did not ring-went straight to voicemail. We are just sick. He did get his Dad for just about 3 minutes. I feel so bad for him! On my voicemail he said that they had all done well on their test and had earned a division flag. He sounded so upbeat in my voicemail but by the time he tried everyone and couldn't reach anyone he was really down. I pray they get another call next week...
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Permalink Reply by PeruvianMami (Ship11Div284) on
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have u heard anything.. phone call or letter??? i hope so... :)
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I got a 15 minute phonecall today!! He said the division is really doing well, and they are coming together. They all did well on their first test! He sounded so positive and happy! My mind can rest easy now :]
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