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Luannc19~ It all depends where the Navy decides to send them! My son's 1st deployment was to Afghanistan. He was supposed to have a 6 month deployment, but he broke his finger and tore ligaments the week before deployment, so he got to stay back for 2-1/2 more months. At the time, I was grateful for the broken finger, but he ended up having to go anyway. Luckily, he was deployed during the "calm" season, and he didn't see much time out of the shop. His next deployment will be for 8-10 months. They may be going to smaller bases now, but we have no idea where he will end up. If he is attached to a Marine unit, they go where they are needed, which doesn't always mean they will be in a combat area. My son was officially the last active duty Seabee to get deployed to Afghanistan, if that helps. Just remember, they don't put them in a combat area unless they are trained, and they usually don't put the newbies in harms way. Do you know where he will go after A School? My son went to Aschool in Port Hueneme and his home base is Gulfport.
Hi TKs mom,
My son will be heading to PH when he finished combat school, but I don't know when that is yet. He is finishing A school in Gulfport this coming Friday and reports to combat school that day. I'm hoping he finds out Friday when he starts combat school and how long it takes. It will be nice to have him closer to home.
Welcome Luannc19! The Naval Mobile Construction Battalion is a land unit which is attached to a Marine battalion. I believe the Amphibious unit moves equipment from the sea to the shore.
my son also graduated from PH, he is a CM and he will be reporting to
coronodo, acb 1 on jan 23
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