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Ship06 Div930 After 6.11.10 PIR
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We meet here because we all had children in Ship 06 Division 930 PIR was June 11, 2010. God Bless our Sailors as the journey out of Basic training and on to A -school.
Members: 7
Latest Activity: Apr 4, 2014
Discussion Forum
And so we begin NAVY life : )
Started by TracyLynn. Last reply by Olga...aka sajest...Sub Mom Jun 25, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
There meet and greet was lovely!!! So nice to put faces to the names of all the wonderful folks I've met on here!! I can't even begin to express how much joy we had with Tyler over the weekend! I…Continue
New to group, son is memeber of ship06 Div. 930
Started by Joyce - NavyMom Oceana. Last reply by Joyce - NavyMom Oceana May 6, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hello all...New to this discussion board. My son Wayne will be graduating with your son/daughter on June 11th. Excited and can't wait! Continue
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Comment by Joyce - NavyMom Oceana on May 12, 2010 at 3:36pm
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Well ladies, it's Wednesday and I still haven't gotten a phone call. I hope he's ok. Every day that goes by with no call makes me worry more. :(
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Comment by LMC -mom of 2 Sailors! on May 10, 2010 at 9:56pm
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I read a post on another PIR site that they wore red ribbon's (small and pinned on) to show they were PIR moms. another group had the red ribbon but wore silver to show that they were one division. How about us doing something like that? Red for PIR and What color for our Divsion. We would all have to make our own if we choose to do this. I think yellow because yellow flowers mean friendship or white for secret admires. LOL We have admired each other here and we all admire our guys.
So what ya all think.
BTW I got my waterproof sheeting yesterday.It was $12.99 a yard but the 40% coupon really helped. Make sure you mark one side of the waterproof for the up and the other for down and don't roll it because then the dirt will get on the inside. Fold it neatly.
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Look Look! we're moving up!!
Divisions Graduating by Training Group
TG 26 — 6 Divisions (185–188, 811 & 926) Graduate Friday, May 14, 2010 Click hereGet gate pass
TG 27 — 8 Divisions (189–194, 812 & 927) Graduate Friday, May 21, 2010 Click hereGet gate pass
TG 28 — 7 Divisions (195–200 & 928) Graduate Thursday, May 27, 2010
TG 29 — 8 Divisions (201–206, 813 & 929) Graduate Friday, June 04, 2010
TG 30 — 11 Divisions (207–216 & 930) Graduate Friday, June 11, 2010
TG 31 — 7 Divisions (217–222 & 931) Graduate Friday, June 18, 2010
TG 32 — 6 Divisions (223–226, 814 & 932) Graduate Friday, June 25, 2010
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Well I found a shirt to go with my skirt I plan to wear to PIR now I have to get white or navy shoes. UGH! I'm not a fan of shoe shopping. I'll be in Blue and White.
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Oh, my I just got a chance to post here. In the last 3 days I've had 11 hours of sleep. But the best part of the weekend so far is Ian called us!!!!!!!!!!! He has that cold and thinks he might have pink eye. I forgot to tell him to have them look at his ears. sure hope they do that. Anyway he says he had to get a filling. (Hum, saw dentist in Feb and he said everything we go to go. HUM) Ian said it wasn't to bad. He said that the folks getting the wisdom teeth have to stay in bed for 2 days.but the are allowed to get up for hygiene and meals. He was glad his were gone already.Ian's GF was with me when he called so had my phone on speaker and then we made a 3 way call with my hubby who was with my other 2 so Ian got to talk to all of us. YEAH!
Well bed is calling me. Happy Mother's Day All!
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Comment by ZMom on May 7, 2010 at 7:49pm
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Great News Ladies...ZACH CALLED!!! We did a 3-way phone call with his Girlfriend. He is doing well. Its everything he expected. He said he only has 7 minutes to make his bunk, brush teeth, dress and shave!!! He has passed all of his tests so far. He doesn't know if he is a GRAD N GO yet. He did say that all he wanted to do after grad is eat good food and hangout at the hotel so that makes it pretty easy.
I want to wish everyone a HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY...My gift came early today...MY PHONE CALL!!!
Everyone have a safe weekend and I hope everyone gets to hear their son's voice as well.
Zmom
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Thanks for the information Zmom. I'm hoping to get a call tomorrow. I have so many questions. The plan was for Wayne to go Pensacola for Aviation Mechanics and his letter yesterday said he's now doing VBSS - he called it pirate killers...hmmmm. Not liking that idea. He waited over a year to get into bootcamp for aviation and now he's changing his field.
He told me in his letter that the food was actually good so it sounds like they are being fed well. One thing I don't have to worry about. : )
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Joyce...
Welcome to the group. I called my son's recruiter about the 930 division because I didn't understand why Zach would be in that division either having no expreience really in an instrument or marching. His recruiter said it was because of his scores. Zach's job is a MMS, which means he is on a SUB. He will head off to Groton, CT after bootcamp for SUB school and A school. i have received 2 letters from Zach and hopefully the phone call will come by Sunday.
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Does anyone know how the klids are placed in their respective divisions? My son although very talented with the guitar and smart, has never participated in band or anything like it in High School yet he's in this division where I notice other kids have that experience. Kind of curious. My son at the outset had selected his job in the Aviation Mechanic field but in his latest letter home said he wants to or has changed to VBSS (Vessel Board Search and SeiZure) which from what I've learned through my research is a special forces job. Kinda nervous about that but my husband likes the idea.....he's a cop :O)
Joyce
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Sorry everyone...trying to get used to this site layout ...kinda confusing, I think I posted my intro under a different discussion forum I named New to group, son is a memeber of ship06 Div. 930....ooops.
Anyway, Hello to everyone. I hope everybody has heard from their son or daughter by now. What a tough few weeks it's been. We received our first letter yesterday 5/6, a short one but sweet. :O)
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