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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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A place for past, present and future mom's of NROTC students to exchange information and support. Family, friends, and others can gather general information about Navy ROTC and officer programs. Everyone is welcome !!
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Latest Activity: May 21, 2022
Discussion Forum
How to pick NROTC units for scholarship app?
Started by rudyinok. Last reply by Suzie Nov 20, 2018. 31 Replies 1 Like
Hello :) I am very new to this forum, but my son has been wanting to be a Navy officer for several years now. He is now a junior at a special math and science high school. He will graduate from this high school in May 2014. so, this coming…Continue
PRK for Aviation
Started by willysmom. Last reply by 2017Commission Aug 18, 2017. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Hi my son is a sophomore at USC and is planning on applying for flight school (I'm sure that is not the correct term for it) but he will need prk or lasik. He has been told that either is fine and that we just find a doctor to do it and get it…Continue
Looking to join navy, need help
Started by Hopefulnavyrecruit. Last reply by 2017Commission Aug 18, 2017. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hello everybody. Thanks for reading this, I'll try to keep it short.I am 17 years old, and I did not receive a normal, steady, education because of moving around so much all the time as a kid. I finally learned fractions last year, and am now on…Continue
Son not selected for NROTC scholarship
Started by luckymomx4. Last reply by Suzie Aug 2, 2017. 13 Replies 0 Likes
Our youngest son, Mark wasn't selected to receive the Navy ROTC Scholarship. He applied to 5 colleges and so far has received letters of acceptance to 3 so far. No clue as to why. We really thought he was going to get it. He applied in August 2015…Continue
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Comment by Megan on July 14, 2010 at 9:27am
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Hanksmom, that is great that Hank is running and working out! Running three miles every day is awesome. My son will be a freshman at Tulane, and has been running and working out, but not nearly as much. Like you we are excited and nervous. We are in Indiana and about 14 hours from Tulane. It will be difficult (on me) to be have him so far. I look forward to hear how O-week goes.
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Comment by spensmom on July 13, 2010 at 1:35pm
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hanksmom, NMXXXY's son is correct...since the Marines are part of NROTC you can change to Marine option. Several of my son's active duty were marines and had tried to talk him into changing from Navy to Marine option. I guess they know what you can do. :) Good luck.
NMXXXY - Hope you are having fun!
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Comment by Sweet*Southern*Lady on July 13, 2010 at 8:34am
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I heart marines (my brother is one!) Its good to know that he'll have good officers leading him!
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I had a pet tarantuala for years! I really want to get one for my classroom.
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If I remember correctly, your daughter is on the west coast. I don't think we have tarantulas at Camp Lejeune. I know that marine week on the east coast is like being a recruit in the marines.....obstacles courses, putting you in gas chamber and you have to put mask on, etc. I'm sure there's lots of yelling. :) They watch them like hawks, though, to be sure no one gets hurt.
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NavyMomBarb,
I remember my son talking about those things. He really enjoyed it. Wait 'til she gets to Marine week! :)
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NurseNavyMom, B and our furniture will be in town parked in front of one of our homes. We leave tentatively on the 28 or 29 and move in on the 1st of aug.
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NavyMomxxxy, Brady is pretty good at what he does. I'm honestly surprised he finds and makes time for us. But he has definitely put the time and energy into his career. I'm always so proud of him.
NurseNavyMom, thanks for the well wishes! yikes tomorrow B starts traveling from the east coast to our home town! I hope he drive carefully my living room set and WINE RACK is in that trailer! hahaha.
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CherylwithaC, STA-21 is an enlisted to Commissioned program. Its has some strict guidelines( time in, age, rank) and horrific paper work process. Then if they get selected in the program they have 3 years to complete a degree, and they are part of the NROTC unit when they are at university.
Navymomxxxy, Brady was definately blessed to picked up on his first round and with a pilot slot to boot.
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July already! B just got done with STA-21 and we finally found a nice town house in AZ. Woo Hoo. I can not wait til this move is done. B has several classmates from STA-21 who will be joining him at NROTC at UofA. What an adventure we are about to embark on.
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