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Roll Call: Name your sailor's sub!
Submarine moms are special:
--- All of us have boys, "SAILORS!"
--- Who serve on "boats,"
--- With whereabouts unknown, and
--- We only get sporadic, short emails while they're out!
Tell us where your sailor serves...
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Permalink Reply by Peg on
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Shannon:
My son is in Bremerton, WA; USS Nevada. We are from Mid-Michigan, and I agree Puget Sound area and the Olympic Mountains are gorgeous. I visited last winter and can't wait to go back.
Good Luck to your Sailor.
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My son has just gotten his first assignment - USS Ohio out of Bangor, WA. I don't see anyone else on here that has a son on the Ohio - is there anyone?
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Permalink Reply by AmyM on
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My son, Patrick, is on the USS Cheyenne in Pearl Harbor, HI. He should be coming to the end of his first deployment soon. Then hopefully he gets to come home for a visit. It has been a while since he last surfaced so I haven't heard from him recently :(. Sometimes it is hard being a submariner's mom. I miss him a lot, but more than that I am VERY proud of him!
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Our sailor reported to the USS Louisville out of Pearl Harbor at the end of July 2011. He is an EM. Anyone else with a sailor on that boat?
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Hi,
We have a ET on the Louisville. He has been on the boat apx 18 months. How is your sailor adjusting? You? Have you found anyone else on the Louisville?
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Hi Wendy, We've been hoping to hear from another mom with a sailor on the Louisville. You are the first. Our sailor seems to be adjusting well. The boat seems to be out a lot on short cruises. He is living in the barracks at Pearl when in port, but has hopes to move out and into an apartment sometime in the future. I guess they are both in the engineering department so they must know one another. We hope to visit him there sometime during his tour, but the frequent short cruises seem to make planning like a crap shoot. Have you visited your son? If so any advice? Stay in touch!
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Hi again Wendy, Saw in your profile that you are from Albuquerque and were at DNA. Small world our sailor was born in ABQ while we were stationed there (87-90) in, of all places, DNA! I was Army but we loved NM though we settled in Frederick MD about 20 years ago.
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Permalink Reply by BeckyP-Kyle's Aunt on
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Hello! Kyle is on the USS Jimmy Carter out of Bangor WA
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my son is in Bangor, WA on the USS Jimmy Carter
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Permalink Reply by Jeffsmom1380 on
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My son just graduated from A school & comes home this week. He will report to Norfolk in October to serve on the USS Minnesota. The sub is still being built!
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