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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)
Boot Camp: Behind the Scenes at RTC
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cack, yes, same here- eastern time (UGH!). Okay, so I'm trying to be positive and patient here... they finished up around 8 am, capping ceremony, pizza party, clean up BS21 ship (not necessarily in that order). Maybe, since there was only 2 divisions it takes longer to clean up? You know, many hands make light work, usually I think there are 3 or 4 divisions that go through at a time. Since they were only 2 divisions, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and it may take a little longer to get everything cleaned up. On the other hand, only 2 divisions need to make these phone calls, so that part should go a little quicker-maybe.
Dear God, please let the call come before I leave work today, and PLEASE don't let me have any customers to ignore while I'm on the phone. Amen.
We're two hours behind them (PST). I guess that's better in terms of not feeling like I had to be up at O dark EARLY. I'm NOT a morning person.
I've got our home phone in one pocket, cell in the other. Both are charged to the max. I'm not leaving the house, vacuuming or even taking a shower until I hear my son say, "I'm a Sailor".
I've got soooo much to do before we leave Monday AM again at O dark early. We're driving to Chicago from WA via Omaha! Yes, I have lost my marbles.
My hubbu will be thrilled when we finally get the call and I'm no longer glued to the computer night and day. Does obsessed sound like the right word? LOL
stop being so positive aveo! LOL :p
Good luck to all!! I'm excited and surprised that 162 is going tonight. that's a lot at the same time. So sorry for all you in 165, 166 and925 div. It does give you more to worry about. But at least they have another day to re-take it if there's a problem. Waiting on pins and needles. I wonder why there's so many today?
I am soooooooo mad we have to be the last div. to do BS! LOL Anxiously waiting for everyone to post their "I'm a Sailor" call! :)
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