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All Hands Magazine's full length documentary "Making a Sailor": This video follows four recruits through Boot Camp in the spring of 2018 who were assigned to DIV 229, an integrated division, which had PIR on 05/25/2018.
Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
Boot Camp: Behind the Scenes at RTC
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Claudia, yes he was on the ship. He was done with the barge. But it was the first time since he left for boot camp that he cried on the phone to me. It just broke my heart. He's fairly shy. He was having a hard time getting around the ship. Do they get internet on the ship? One more thing, what do you all put in the care packages? What is it they need and want most? Thanks for your help. LoveDolphins
abc......CONGRATULATIONS. That is very exciting, a girl. I bet daddy is thrilled!!
Vicky, thanks for checking with the ombudsman, I'll be watching to hear what you find out. I was also thinking that they might not be to well supplied with toilettries etc, which was why I asked. I was kind of thinking that they might not have had time to stock the ships store to capacity before they left. If I hear anything more, I'll share it here also.
hi everyone! i've been a little MIA lately...partly due to just readjusting back to this life & catching up with friends and party due to ..."Blahness"? that's the only way i can describe it. i wouldn't say i'm depressed, but more like BLAH. hehe.
i HOPE the gw is receiving mail because i just sent out a big care package at the request of my sailor. he said he was running out of toiletries...also said he might be getting sick from not drinking enough water or liquids. :( that would be awful if they aren't receiving mail. i'd hate for my sailor to be without the basic necessities on top of everything else that's going on. and as far as i know, the gw is still "chillin' in the water". no one is telling them anything!
i did receive a call from him this morning, so that brightened my day. it was nice to actually HEAR his voice and get his reaction regarding the news that we are having a baby girl! :) well, i'm signing off for now. i've been taking a lot of naps lately & i do believe it's time for another. :) hope you are all hanging in there. i KNOW how tough this is for everyone. stay strong!
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