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Anyone with a loved one aboard the USS Denver
Website: http://www.public.navy.mil/surfor/lpd9/Pages/default.aspx
Members: 23
Latest Activity: May 24, 2014
Discussion Forum
Phones
Started by jvillenavymom. Last reply by jvillenavymom Dec 9, 2013. 2 Replies 0 Likes
My son has orders to join the USS Denver in Feb. 2014. I am so new to all of this. Does he need to buy a phone when he gets to Sasebo or does he take his phone from hear. Also, can he take a Ipad…Continue
Phones
Started by jvillenavymom. Last reply by cameronleigh Dec 7, 2013. 1 Reply 0 Likes
My son has orders to join the USS Denver in Feb. 2014. I am so new to all of this. Does he need to buy a phone when he gets to Sasebo or does he take his phone from hear. Also, can he take a Ipad…Continue
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Comment by Mandie on May 17, 2012 at 8:53pm
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I have no idea when we will see our son next. But it's not too bad since we spent some time with him mid March. Thanks for everyone's responses about the sleeping/ship arrangement Q.
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Sailorgf- I'd your boyfriend Sleeping on the ship or does he have a spot in the barracks? My son is having a heck of a time trying to get that class finished in order to have that piece of paper signed off by a couple of people and then there is this 90 day waiting period. Shesh
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Comment by BlueHawaii on May 8, 2012 at 1:08pm
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Thanks Sailorgf, he is there for his entire enlistment which is 4yrs!! I guess the only way he may get out of that is if they decommission that ship, but then they might just send him to another one..yes, you are right-much more communiciation from Sasabo..so glad this is not 1950-appreciating technology right now...lol
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Btw, what site are you ladies going to, to look for photo's? The one on fb?
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Hi ladies,
Yay! my son was able to call a few hours ago. So good to hear from him. He said he got the package about a week ago. Really lifted his spirits. JD's mom- I loved that story about when your son came home for Christmas time! So touching.
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I have not heard from my son yet:(
Probably has been on duty since he docked in Sasebo...lol...poor guy..
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They arrive in Sasebo at monday 2:00, japan time/date. I was thinking, wouldn't our sailors be shocked if we were there when they arrived????? Lol...my son would be stunned...hopefully, i will get to do it once during his 4yr tour..
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Hi there,
I am pretty new to this site as well. I sent a package April 13th priority mail and as of the 29th he still didn't get it yet. Haven't heard if he has received it or not. I'm beginning to wonder if I have the right address!
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We finally got a quick call last night, yay! He said he needs to set up his ship email and is working on it. He didn't get our package yet, but thought next time they fueled up, they would get mail.
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Comment by lovesmytiger on April 21, 2012 at 5:38pm
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Yeah, I haven't heard from my sailor in about a week... but there were about 2 weeks straight that he wrote every day. Poor guy's on 6-on-6-off shifts right now, so hopefully he's just getting some sleep. :-)
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