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party details email the bataanfrg@yahoo.com. As things get closer maybe someone would be willing to meet those who arent going to get to the party and give them the details face to face. As things get closer and info will be able to get out more then trust me it does get easier... PROMISE (just my experience with ship deployments) There is that light!!!!!
Ok I do get emails from the yahoo FRG about upcoming events already, and I am set up on the family web site. Ill just keep checking and asking my fiance what he is able to tell me. Thx for everyone's response.
Thanks, Nancy that was very nice of you, I'm out of state also and not going on Tiger Cruise so getting details is even harder. We are going to the homecoming, but not the party before it either. So again details wont be there, I'm just counting on that I meet someone from the Hotel to fill us in on what to do and where to go.
well said, Nancy. My husband was just recently assigned to the Bataan. Before that he was on the Roosevelt. I've come to learn to just roll with the punches... and learn to deal with not knowing anything. I haven't done a pier-side homecoming in over 5 years, so I don't remember exactly how I got all of the details that I did. I get emails from the FRG so hopefully I get most of the information I need after their meeting on the 17th... if not, then I'll just wing it.
As far as getting info they keep saying just contact people. I know alot of times they cant say anything over the phone till right before, so I am sure there will be lots of phone calls happening those last few nights for everyone
I think most of us are out of state. I figure I'll find out what I need to know, when I need to know it (through my husband) and unfortunately from my experience ombud is unhelpful and unsympathetic. I hope never need to communicate with her again.
I have a few concerns about getting information too. We're out of state. I'm not sure I'll be able to attend the meeting the night before and I won't have internet access to check emails that night before either. Can I just show up and be directed as to where to go?
How can I make sure that I will get all of the upcoming information that the ombudsman is going to be emailing. I can not make it to the 17th meeting, because I am stationed at Camp Lejeune. I will be able to attend the night before meeting though.
Ok, not going to argue (worked mil pay for 3 years). Like I said I do not know what we lose and when I know the FSA will stay till they pull in port. Call the banks for a projected amount of money for the 15th and that will tell you if it left or not.
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