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Who Is Going to A School in Great Lakes
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Permalink Reply by firstimenavygirlfriend on
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my fiance is going to great lakes for a-school he is an aecf (advanced electronic computer field) not sure if he's an fc or et yet though.
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Permalink Reply by GM MSRON mom on
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Hi Corie! My daughter is going to Grt Lakes, her rating will be GM. School is 27 weeks.
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Permalink Reply by KLeuzinger*USSOscarAustinDDG79* on
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my boyfriend will be in great lakes A school...it is supposedly 6 weeks but we'll see once he gets out! he is going to be a GSE. what is the title of your recruits job?
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Permalink Reply by mary ship 9 div 307 on
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my son is going to Great Lakes A school. he is an AECF also.
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Permalink Reply by zachsmom*USS Curtis WIlbur on
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My son is going to GL also. His rating will be GSM.
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Permalink Reply by sondra_ship09div303 on
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my son will be at GL Aschool 14 wks he is ETEM I think
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Permalink Reply by Cessie1234 on
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My son is going to GL also. He won't be moving until midweek after PIR. It presents a small problem with us getting his personal belongings to him for A school.. But alas! There is a solution!
www.thelockandgo.com
Most of you may already know about this solution but for those who dont't, I wanted to share it with you.
It is run by a Navy mom and the rates are extremely affordable. -
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Permalink Reply by timidamoeba on
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Great Lakes here... doing 15 weeks as a GSM.
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Permalink Reply by JessicaB-Sailor Mom on
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Those of you who haven't yet...need to go ahead and join the groups for Great Lakes A school..there are a few...may want to join the group for your Sailors rate (job) as well
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