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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed. Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.
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SHIP 13 DIV 008....
Hey if anybody can help me please? I am a girlfriend of a SR in SHIP 13 DIV008 and i need help with the flight for his mother nd me. We have been looking but he called us this Saturday saying that here we willl get help? PLEASE? ;/
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Permalink Reply by BrendaAR on
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We are from Florida. And ok but i was just wondering like when to fligh out and return.. but he said fly Thursday night to be there all through Sunday when they send him out but we talk shortly but he sent me the brochure with the other hotels and were already looking through the flight and hotel prices.
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Permalink Reply by carafid1 on
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Hi I am flying out on thurs and returning on Sunday. Its hard to tell exactly when they will have to leave for their A school. Is he going to A school at the Great Lakes? Read the posts from the other moms about there flight schedules and where they are staying maybe that will help you
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We are planning out to fly the same dates. We are also planning on booking in at the Navy Lodge, but not 100% sure yet. And he will be sent on a plane Sunday to A school in Pensacola , Florida.
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Good for you !!! Your boyfriend will be nice and close during school.
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Permalink Reply by Angie on
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I just booked my rooms at the Navy Lodge too, my SR is going to Pensacola as well. I was wondering what day they would be leaving, thanks for the info on them leaving on Sunday.
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The meet and greet is Thursday night at 5:00 I believe. From what I was reading it sounds like a don't miss.
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Where will the meet and greet be held at? because this is the first time someone mentioned it... I'm lost on that... and no problem I believe all AEs fly to Pensacola that Sunday, he told me that he was going till then so we would stay till then also
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Thank you Carafid1! (:
Yes his mom and i were very supportive with him before he left and we hope that during A school we can visit even though it's 6hrs away we will try as much possible -
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Permalink Reply by ellen0502 on
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Hello! I am going to close this discussion as it is becoming a separate discussion within the same discussion. All about PIR 11/15. :)
You can post your comments on the main wall. No worries, we jut want to keep things from getting too spread out. Everyone and everything is important.
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