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Ship 12 Div 183
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Permalink Reply by Tracey on
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My son is in this Division and on this ship!! I got his form letter and his box yesterday! I was go glad to get both on the same day. I am really looking forward to getting more letters from him and extremely excited to be going to see him graduate on Monther's Day weekend.
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Permalink Reply by Libby(CJs Mom) on
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It looks like we have Ship 12 Div 183 discussions going in 3 different groups - Boot Camp Moms, Leavin' for Bootcamp in March and the PIR 5/07/2010 group. Before there get to be too many of us, should we settle on one and close the other two?
I recommend keeping the one in the PIR group since it shares with the other divisions on our grad weekend, but if anyone has strong feelings about going a different direction speak up. -
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Permalink Reply by Popeye the sailor dad_S12 Div183 on
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Our son is in this group also. We got his box yesterday and his form letter. My wife and I intend to attend PIR. Where are all of you from. We are from southern Illinois.
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Permalink Reply by Seabees Mom 4Chad on
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hey popeye the sailor dad, my son Chad and our gang are from Cortlandt Manor N.Y.
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Permalink Reply by Teacher Mom_Ship12Sailor on
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Hello all...my son is in DIV 183 Ship 12...got box yesterday
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When can we expect first phone call?
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My son is in this group as well.... can't wait for the first phone call!!!!! We are from Maine : )
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Welcome Bryonsmom....we are from Illinois
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I think their next phone call will be next week...My son told me on his 30 second phone call that he would call in about three weeks. Last Tuesday was his first day, so this day is the start of week two and next tuesday will be week three so I am expecting a call sometime next week..really hoping for it to be next week at least.
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