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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).
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TRESSA it depends on where his position is needed. He could go anywhere! They do ask them their top 3 picks (east coast/west coast or over seas) but their choice has less to do with it than where they are needed. My Daughter go her second choice.
mom son is LS.. any clue where his next station might be?
My Daughter just left Meridian. I spent a week there with her a couple of weeks ago.
Is there any Mom/Wife with a loved one in Meridian, MS now?
Whats the sailors rating not the rates that will get the sailor to his duty station SH,LS,AZ. Diego Garcia is for Sub Tenders a job would have to open up on one of the Tenders USS Emery Land. Pray for something closer to you. Diego Garcia is a 2 year stay min
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I am new here. Our SR has PIR 8-1-14. I am looking to connect with some moms down Mississippi way.
We are from South Jersey.
Catharine
good morning deb don't ever count on the three choices on his first duty station. Depends on his rate and the need for his job.He could end up in Diego Garcia look that up. E1 out of bc E2 when he gets to his duty station E3 when he deployed at sea and E4 and higher he'll have to test to promote. If he has a higher education he can jump and skip the lower ones. Anytime you need help were here for you GOOD LUCK
Good morning! This site isn't nearly as active as the one for BC. But I still have much to learn. My son said he was asked for 3 choices for his 1st orders...how lucky will he be to get one of those choices? And doesn't he need to be E-2 before going overseas? He doesn't have many answers for me when I ask, so I was hoping someone else would be able to help me?
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