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Waiting for a letter or phone call
Received the graduation letter with 2/18. I have his mailing address Ship 09 Div 077. Thought we'd get a phone call on Christmas if not, then today (Sunday) and still nothing, no letter either. Anyone else? I know he's not much of a letter writter but thouht at least a phone call. I keep my cell close by just in case.
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Permalink Reply by Andria on
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The Christmas Holiday has slowed the mail down. They should have been able to write on Sunday so we should start getting latters soon! This is going to be a good week!
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When my husband called me to tell me he had arrived safely he also told me they would not get a phone call on Christmas but that they should be able to call in 3 or 4 weeks. So keep your phone close, I always do!
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Permalink Reply by AriannaR on
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My boyfriend is in the same ship and div. He said in the PIR letter that he'd try to call, though no guarantees. I never got a call, and not on sunday either. I know if he could he would call. I know someone from a different division with the same PIR date, she got a call, and they have already started writing a few letters so we should get them some time this week hopefully. A lot of people said they go their first letter at the end of week 3. And a lot go their second phone call, other than when they first arrived, is after the 4th week. I do have my phone on me at all time. I do write him every day cause when they get letters it really helps them push on.
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Permalink Reply by lindaf on
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KimberelyF and AriannaC- Bobster's mom started a new group "ship 09 div 077" and no no phone call. Just the form letter so far...
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Permalink Reply by KimberelyF on
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How can I join this group? This way we can keep track of our loved ones.
Thank you!
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go to "groups" and "sort by latest". You should be able to access and join it.
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Permalink Reply by NavyWife31 on
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My Husband has a PIR date of 2/18. He is Ship 03 Div 084. I have not received any Phone calls besides the one I got when he first arrived, and no letters besides the note at the bottom of the graduation packet. I am patiently waiting for a letter or something, anything...
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