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Started by Sailormom01. Last reply by Sailormom01 Sep 17, 2019. 2 Replies 0 Likes
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Thanks for the information tidefan. As moms we are ever so anxious for our children's success and their happiness. My husband is a Gamecocks fan, he supports SEC teams and roots for Alabama when necessary. lol!
Momzy66-my son is on hold for student loans in Groton also. The Navy does not get in a hurry-be patient it will work out for them and us also
Just want to say Hello to all the new members to this group. I have been so busy with work that I haven't been on here for a while. Glad to have the new members and old. News update my son who is station out in Naples, Italy will be coming home just before July 4th can't wait to see him...if any of you lady's have a son or daughter coming home for the summer have a great time with them...the best to all
Hello, my son is in Groton just got there three weeks ago from boot camp. He said he is on hold for student loans, does anyone know how this works, he is anxious to class up, will this prevent him from classing up, his rate is ET.
Hi! mrsb - I'm glad to know that you are here - I love that we have some of the same upcoming challenges with our beloved sailor boys - or should I say men. I hope you had a nice Memorial day weekend -we went to a lovely "remembrance" service today and I cried when the bagpipes started playing "Amazing Grace" I am such a push over. The pastor read all the names of the military departed and about 3 this afternoon I realized we were supposed to fly our flags half staffed. I had 24 flags in my front yard. and wore a mock set of dolphins on my US Navy hat. Someone bought a veteran breakfast at the small cafe where we eat, and I cried then too. I am a basket case today. Really!!!! Back to work again tomorrow - YUK
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Hi navymom2013! I hang out here sometimes too since my son will soon be on a boat. It's nice to be able to follow each other on this journey. :)
Hello - I am new on this group. I found all your posts very interesting and I learn more every one I read. My son is going to Pearl and USS Texas 775 as an ET NAV. I think this group may be the one I should be on. This is his first time on a sub and I know very little of what to expect - but I am learning here. Thanks - I just want to listen for a while.
Mine was on the Olympia before he started shore duty. Good luck to your sailor.
Rhonda8881 - USS Houston :)
Navymom26....your sailor will be given that information shortly. The navy will take care of the details. Enjoy the trip to graduation. Which boat will he be assigned to???
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