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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.
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I know that Kelcie and her boyfriend have rented a BOQ room complete with a full kitchen and they are cooking ham, dressing and sweet potatoes, then about 8 or so of their friends are coming over and bringing "sides" to add to the Christmas meal. I told her that if they are mostly guys, she better be specific about what she wants them to bring, or else she is likely to get chips and salsa and beer :-) Hopefully at least a couple will be female, and bring some veggies and rolls, and maybe some kind of dessert or salad, but I don't think she even cares that much. Last year, she had just gotten to Yoko and didn't know anybody and was not even in her barracks yet, so she is REALLY looking forward to spending this one with a group of friends.
Millye, this will be a bittersweet Christmas for you! BZ to your son for his accomplishments ... being a Marine, serving in both Iraq and Afghanistan and becoming a citizen. That is definitely reason to celebrate. Remember those missing with warmth and pleasure, even if you miss them.
I am hoping to Skype with my g'daughter on Christmas! That will make my day.
Ladies - Tell me how to get the ombudsman newsletter - I will be so glad for our sailors to get some time off, they so deserve - Even tho do not post often, you ladies help me so much - was really scared last wk, my sailor said something ab Captain's mast - recent email said "im ok", so must have worked out - it was comforting to know that if more had developed, I could come to you ladies - miss my sailor so much, a sailor walked into convenience store I was in the other day and I actually went up to him and hugged him - Thanx all, Leah
Congratulations to all who have earned their Warfare pins!
Kathy16, of course I understand why you would cry when the local newspaper called you. I get all choked up when I read about the accomplishments of our young people so I know talking about the accomplishments of my sailor would put me over the edge!
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