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Ship 13 (USS Marvin Shields) Division 309 & 310 (brother divisions)
Welcome to the discussion group for divisions 309 & 310. These two divisions will be training together from the start to BS21, their final test.
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Permalink Reply by Angela on
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This is really great Kerry! I wonder if one of your son's new friends could be my son. Congrats on the letter. Angela
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Permalink Reply by kerry on
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Thanks... I am so excited to ask the names of his new friends so I can connect with their mothers... If I am lucky it just maybe your son! I bet your letter will be here tomorrow! Graduation will be in 6 "short" weeks and I am so looking forward to it. I cannot wait to see them in their dress white uniforms walking through that bay door... it will be a proud moment for us all! Not to mention a big accomplishment for the new "sailors"...
It was been a great support having this website to talk with other mothers and to learn more about what is happening at boot camp. Sending lots of prayers and support your way!
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Permalink Reply by MomMK on
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So happy for all of you that have recieved letters and phone calls! How exciting !! I can't wait to hear from my son.
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I am sure that it will be coming soon! I have been told by another mother whose son was in boot camp and was a faithful follower of Navy for Moms, that when one mother got something, it was like a chain reaction. She said that when one mother got a phone call, that she would sit waiting for her phone to ring everyday, and within one or two days, the call came. It is the same with letters.. I am looking forward to your son's adventures and feelings so far... I think with all mothers posting about what they know... we should all be well informed... I mean isn't that what mothers are for...lol!
Sending prays and support your way!
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I received my first letter yesterday!! My son is in Div 310. Don't worry ladies the letters will be coming soon. If one person is allowed to mail letters they all are allowed. Time to write at boot camp is very limited so it does depends on how much time your son has had to write. My son sent a short letter saying he is doing well and I have to say it was a relief to get. Hang in there, it should be soon now.
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Permalink Reply by LoriT Ship 13 Div 310 on
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My son is also in Div 310. It will be just my luck that something comes in the mail today after I leave town for a wedding. At least it will be here when I get back. I just want to hear from him to put my mind at ease.
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Permalink Reply by sassyblonde66 on
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That's what I'm waiting for too.....I was missing him badly today and was hoping for a call, but I guess not...
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Permalink Reply by Leisa Ship13 Div309 Grad 9-28 on
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dont give up, i got my call on a sunday around this time, right now it is around 4 pm texas time sunday, august 19th at the time i just posted this note to you sassyblonde66. So dont give up may get a call yet today. Hope you do!
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I have been away too! I am still waiting and like you I just want to hear from him as well to put my mind at ease!! I was disappointed to get home and still no letter! So I am really hoping for one this week!! I hope you get a letter soon too!
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Permalink Reply by Texanmom on
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My son is on Ship 13, Div 310 and he is going to be a Hospital Corpsman too. We moved to Laredo, TX about 12 years ago so I'm extremely blessed to have him coming back so close to home to attend A school in San Antonio. I got my first letter yesterday. It was one of the those moments that takes your breath away to finally see it sitting in the mail box!!
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My son is Ship 13 Division 309. Looks like he has plenty of company with all of your family members :)
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