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All Hands Magazine's full length documentary "Making a Sailor": This video follows four recruits through Boot Camp in the spring of 2018 who were assigned to DIV 229, an integrated division, which had PIR on 05/25/2018.
Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
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Longest Distance Contest
Post the distance from your hometown to Great Lakes - Let's see who has to travel the furthest to 12/17 PIR! From my hometown in Michigan its 329.4 miles or 5 hours and 53 minutes in good weather. I'm driving!
As of 11/13; 20 of our discussion group members have responded - the closest person is LoLo at 329.40 but Cindy is close at 395.43!; the 2 farthest members are SportsMom @ 2217; close behind Wendi @ 2112; and T'sMom and Mariaship03Div021 in 3rd and 4th place! The Californians are winning the furthest distance contest. We have 9 members under 1000; 6 between 1000 and 2000; and 5 greater than 2000. The average distance is 1241,59 and the total of all distance miles is 24717.47!!!
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Permalink Reply by luvthemsomuch.shp4div19shp7div55 on
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16 hours 17 minutes and 992.70 miles from North Carolina. We will be flying there.
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Permalink Reply by Lori_KingsBay_USSRI_Radio on
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To add to the fun; prizes will be awarded to closest, furthest and the one smack dab in the middle - so play along. It will be interesting to see the miles total of all traveling family and friends to PIR 12/17/10!
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Permalink Reply by Betsy, mom of Stennis sailor on
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That's cool idea, Lori
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Permalink Reply by NC_Susan on
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Awesome idea! Maybe we can give them a laminated button and make their husbands wear them :) JK it is a good idea :) Susan
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Susan - you nut! Lori
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Permalink Reply by jfarm ship02div904 on
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Our travel distance is 570.49 miles with a drive time of 9 hrs 19 min. Not too bad, as long as our daughters (15 & 13) are in good moods!! Actually, they're not the problem. It's the grumpy hubby. HaHa!!
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Haha, I can relate to both. Good luck
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Permalink Reply by jewel on
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Does it make a difference if you are flying or driving? My son-in-law will be making the trip twice! Driving straight both times. From Texas. He's a Honey.
Yahoo says it is 974.1 miles from my house to 60088 and 15 hours and 39 minutes. He says it won't take nearly that long. -
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Permalink Reply by Maria Ship03Div21 on
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Also California, with 2056.65 miles to travel.
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I would guess that you are flying. lol
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Yes, we are flying in on thurs, praying for good weather.
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