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Ship 13 (USS Marvin Shields) Divisions 313 & 314 (brother divisions)
Welcome to the discussion group for divisions 313 & 314. These two divisions will be training together from the start to BS21, their final test.
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Permalink Reply by kazzam(SHIP 13 DIV 313) on
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I have looked everywhere and can't find the 4 digits after the zip code for GL. What is it and where do I find the posting with all the addresses? I know I saw one come through. Thanks, Kim
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Permalink Reply by Shanna on
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Address are on the recruIt training command site. http://www.bootcamp.navy.mil/contact_recruit.asp
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Permalink Reply by mom2e. CTI on
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I didn't get my letter yet but my son called today. I was so happy to hear his voice. I was also super excited to find out he is assigned to ship 13 div 314. Even better news we thought his PIR was 10/8 but found out is actually 9/28. It was such a relief to hear his voice and know he is ok.
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Permalink Reply by Kyle's Mom Joanne Ship13 Div 313 on
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wow good for you that you got a call already....when did your son leave?? How is he doing? was it a long call?? I could go on and on with question...lol wonder if they all are getting to call already???
Kyle's mom
Jo
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Hi Jo,
My son (Ship 13 Div 314) called to get some information for his security clearance. Hearing his voice totally put me at ease. I received my first letter today. When I read it I could hear his voice in the words. He seems happy with the exception that there are a few people in his group that get everyone in trouble. Hopefully they will start to bond and work together as a team. I can't wait for the next letter or call. I know his time is limited so I'll keep writing to him every day -
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Any way that phone call comes will work for us...as long as it is not that I am coming home call...I am happy for you that you were able to talk to him...sure hope his group bonds fast as they need to work together from everything I have been reading....
Best to you and your family,
Thanks for the update....
Jo
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Permalink Reply by Steven'smom on
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My son is Ship 13 Div 314 as well. I got the letter Thursday. On the top/back of one of the sheets of paper he wrote Hi Mom and drew a heart underneath. That's all I needed. A long letter couldn't have made me any happier than seeing Hi mom with a heart.
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Permalink Reply by Navymassmomship13div313 on
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My son is on ship 13 div 313
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Permalink Reply by Jane (SHIP 13 DIV 314) on
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This is where I belong! :)
Just got the form letter today! :)
My son is SHIP 13 DIV 314
Sent off 4 letters as soon as I got the address :)
I feel relieved in a way. It's amazing how something as small as an address can calm a mother's nerves :) -
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My son is in DIV 313 and I also sent out 4 letters today....lol
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