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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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Make your own Countdown Clocks
Started by oregon mom. Last reply by Debera1952 (SR Kyles Mom) Aug 26, 2011. 49 Replies 0 Likes
I thought I'd start this discussion so others with SR's in the same div could get to know eachother a little better. Also will be handy if anyone has info directly relating to our div we can share…Continue
Started by SailorBrittysMom. Last reply by SailorBrittysMom Aug 25, 2011. 52 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all pir 8/26/11 I'm wondering who else is in ship 11div 276?
Started by Jana. Last reply by Theresa C Leal (09/DIV 279 Aug 24, 2011. 127 Replies 0 Likes
Just got my son's form letter. He shipped on 7/5 and is in Ship 09 Div 279. If yours is too, please reply so we can get to know each other and share information.
Started by SailorBrittysMom. Last reply by 1DYBUGs Mom/Dana - S9/D280 Aug 24, 2011. 42 Replies 0 Likes
I started this thinking it'd be an easier place to see all the wonderful calls as they are coming in from our sr families!I'm really looking forward to reading everyones wonderful news along with…Continue
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I'm thrilled that some of you got phone calls this weekend! And congrats to the Captain's Cup winners. Just look at that clock up there ... Just under FIVE days and we'll be there!! Today I'm going to put some of this nervous/excited energy to good use and spiffy up the house and finish the laundry. Then Tuesday I am going to pack. I made my list last week. I do still need to print the gate passes. So the question of the day is:
What job did your SR choose when enlisting?
My son surprised us! All along he wanted mechanics. He has always been a hands-on learner, his whole life. He has always been the one tinkering on his truck, taking stuff apart. But after taking the ASVAB he was offered corpman and chose Medical Assistant... just like his momma :) I never knew he had an interest in the medical field, and I think he surprised himself. I remember one time when he was a junior in high school, he was an assistant in the metal shop, and they had a group of special needs students come in the shop to make a project. My son's student was the only one that finished a project that day. His teacher later told me that Alex was so kind and patient with the student he worked with, and that I should be very proud of him. Later I talked with him about it and I told him that maybe that was something he should think about for a career. He said "Mom, I'm not good at things like that" and I said "Well, your teacher said you were the ONLY one that was good at it."
Jana - This is from the "Flags and Pennants..." discussion.
Battle efficiency.
Battle "E" Flag- Overall average of 4.35 or higher. Must have earned at least ONE flag in each evaluated area.
They can get the drill flag, athletic flag, academic flag, and inspection flag; all the scores are added up for an average. Then if they score high enough they get a Battle E flag
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