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For anyone with a sailor on the USS Curtis Wilbur.
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Latest Activity: Jan 16, 2019
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Comment by zachsmom*USS Curtis WIlbur on March 14, 2011 at 10:10am
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The emails from Ombudsman are very helpful! I am getting multiple emails from her daily! She does a great job of keeping up posted. Find her emaill address in my earlier post.
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Also received this from Ombudsman:
Dear Friends and Families of the USS CURTIS WILBUR
The ship is currently assisting in the Earthquake and Tsunami Relief
efforts near Sendai. You can be proud of your sailor as they assist our
host nation in this time of tragedy. You can also take comfort in
knowing that they are out of harms way from the power plant as well.
The time needed for this massive relief effort is uncertain but email is
still available for the most part when they are not on duty or sleeping.
Needless to say, the ship will not be home as scheduled. What your
sailor needs though is your support. If you do need assistance at this
time please let me know and I will be happy to assist you. This will
give you sailor ease and comfort so they can do their job effectively.
I will continue to keep you updated as events change and progress.
Respectfully,
Vicki Boehler
Ombudsman
USS Curtis Wilbur (DDG 54)
Cell 090-7805-5051
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Also sent a link he got from the Chief showing pics of the 7th fleet in action.
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yes, i heard from mine. he forwarded this email to me:
"Just in case you don't have it, here is the Command Ombudsman email address: ddg54omb@yahoo.com. She has sent out numerous emails with information concerning Yokosuka, the ship, and the earthquake. If your loved ones would like to get her email chain, please shoot her a quick email. Make sure to identify themselfes as a loved one of a CURTIS WILBUR crewmember. CFAY now has a Family Assistance Center oprational. The numbers are: 243-1728/1729/1730."
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My son wrote:
The 8.9 we had was the 5th biggest earthquake ever recorded to hit land in history. Im aware of the over 1000 deaths, ive heard phone service and possibly internet is down in japan. Ive tried to check the status stuff on my facebook but it crashes sometimes cause they use an older internet explorer version on
the ship. Im glad theres a lot of support since me and the Curtis Wilbur
are supporters right now aswell because we are being sent to aid in the
disaster relief efforts currently. We wont be back in port Monday, no
idea when we will be back all I know is that we are going to help with
the relief efforts. I will do my best to keep you updated tho. Let
everyone know that we are safe and doing our best in aiding our host
nations people with these hard times. Also japan has dropped prices to
help people be able to afford things they need in these times which
means our dollar is currently worth a lot more here now. Anyways ill
write when I can ttys love you
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USS Curtis Wilbur is currently off the Boso Peninsula, preparing to go to Miyagi. That is the epicenter of the earthquake. The will be helping with search & rescue and relief efforts. Our folks are headed to the worst hit area and more than 10,000 people from the area cannot be located.
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE72B3KD20110312?ca=rdt
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I just got an email from my sailor on the USS Curtis Wilbur. They are all ok. They are on standby for relief efforts, but doesn't know if they will return before Monday. Keep praying for our sailors!!!
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thanks Ang!!
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I got emails from my Sailor yesterday morning a couple of times... then nothing. Thanks Ang...Mo'zMom. I'm glad to her they're safe.
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I sure would like to see this group have more activity
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