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Ship 12 (USS Triton) Divisions 321 and 322 (Brother Divisions)
Welcome to the Division Discussion for Divisions 321 and 322
These two divisions are brother divisions and will be training together from the beginning through BS21 their final test. Your SRs, soon to be SAILORS, are becoming friends, and some of them may be heading to A School together.
Get to know each other, your SRs are!
Please still use the Main Wall of the PIR Group to post questions, and concerns, we “veteran” moms don’t always get to into the discussion area as often as we would like.
Every single question that is asked is important Every single concern is genuine Every single member is important to us We don't want to accidentally overlook any of them or you.
Hang in there!!!
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Permalink Reply by Yorkiefan on
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Hi Navy Families of PIR 10/10/14
Some of you may have seen a conversation between other moms, in a different PIR date, on Navy For Moms regarding a gift basket auction at Sarge's Meet and Greet. I thought this would be fun for us to do as well, if we can get enough families to participate. I believe the idea was to make a basket specific to our state or locale. The proceeds will go to Sarge and his wife for hosting all of us. This would just be on top of our donations for the Meet and Greet in appreciation to them. I think if we could have at least 10 families say yes to participating, this would be enough to "go" with. We will need to set a monetary limit to spend on making the baskets, so I will wait to hear your response:) I am signing up to make 2 basket right now:) Anyone who cannot or does not wish to make a basket, can feel free to bid on the baskets;) A suggested minimum for the Basket is $20. If anyone wants to do more that would be awesome.
Thanks for any involvement!
ps. Mine will be "Imported from Milford, PA & Washingtonville, NY & a Teen basket also"
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Permalink Reply by Prayerwarrior on
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My daughter is Ship 12 DIV 322.
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Permalink Reply by fitnessmomofEmma on
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My daughter is also Ship 12 DIV 322!
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Hi fitnessmmofEmma,
How are you holding up? I have been a nervous wreck since my daughter left. Se has called twice and I missed both of the calls. She actually left a message this past Saturday wishing me Happy Birthday. I wonder if our daughters are in the same platoon?
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She is doing great! She is section leader!!! We spoke briefly on Saturday. She told me to not expect a call this coming Saturday. There were several divisions who called home last night but not 322 ship 12.... :( I am having a rough day. I know she is doing awesome! I just miss her positive attitude and presence. I am sure our daughters know each other....when they call we can ask! Hopefully that is soon.
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Permalink Reply by nicki'smom on
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my daughter is on ship 12 div 321 as well
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My granddaughter is in ship 12 Div 321 We can keep up with what is happening in our
SR here too in addtion to main wall.When My daughter went thru boot camp a few years ago each ship and div had a section to get to know the families in same ship/Div and at meet n greet we all picked colors for badges and ribbons so we could spot families in our Div and our sailors could spot us in the crowd because we let them know the colors for their ship/Div ahead of time and at meet n greet Looking forward to getting to know all of you and help if I can since veteran Mom too.
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Hi nicki"smom and welcome to the group and glad you found us.My grandaughter is in ship 12 Div 321 too She is homesick but doing ok so far and getting lots of letters now.I am a veteran navy mom My son has been in 23 yrs and my daughterand her husband are both in the Navy.So if have any questions I have been here before and my son is Crash on here and he can answer most of your questions too.Things have changed since he was in boot camp and no battlestations like now.All of you try not too worry to much but I know it is hard and this is a piece of cake compared to the deployments that will come later.
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Permalink Reply by Jennmobug on
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mine too!! this makes me so excited!!! Tell me anything and everything you know!!! Ive been looking for some females for so long in my daughters div!!!
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SHE IS!!!??? Mine too!!! Ive been trying to find a female from my daughters div!!!
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I just changed my user name from my name I used when my daughter was in boot camp to my granddaughter who is in this ship/div now It used to be Sandra pettyofficerNichelle
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