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Point Mugu
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This is a group for Moms who have Sailors stationed in Point Mugu California
Members: 17
Latest Activity: Jul 24, 2018
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Comment by BeachBunny on August 20, 2014 at 4:16pm
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I've heard about half there r married and the other half r not. When I've been there seems that the sailors do form friendships since it's a small base...my sailor didn't say anything about family day..hummm, I'll have to ask..:)
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Comment by lmnadelady on August 20, 2014 at 3:29pm
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My sailor was by himself on family day too. He is single and so no family there. Guess it was a good day though.
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Comment by encourager on August 20, 2014 at 11:54am
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My sailor had a sad moment on Sunday. Point Magu had a family day and he had nobody with him. I did end up talking him into a better mood. Thanks for asking BeachBunny.
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How's everyone doing? Anyone visit the base or their sailors lately?....I'll be heading there this weekend....
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The sailor heard from his sponsor. He will probably be stateside for a while.
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Easy base to learn where most things are and then a big city about 10 miles away to go to...great "beach" weather too!...think am going again in September....
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Comment by Skins210 on June 18, 2014 at 1:37am
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My daughter just arrived on Monday. She said its small and yet to see the beach. I really hope she can enjoy her stay cause that's home for 2 years.
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Everyone in the know says that is a great base to get as a first assignment. He's so happy. Thanks BeachBunny.
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Hey there..encourager...
Love Mugu..small base compared to most....right on the beach. Is your sailor staying in the barracks? Small NEX, galley, gym and small cafe right by the barracks....work shops further away..many have, cars or motorcycles to get around..but saw a few riding bikes too...I've been there a few times now, like I said love going to that part of CA...
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