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A group for the moms, wives and family of the USS Miami SSN755
Members: 24
Latest Activity: Aug 25, 2014
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Comment by Lorraine on February 21, 2011 at 10:50am
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Scott has reported for duty!
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Comment by kcase1-GROTON-- USS MIAMI on February 21, 2011 at 1:44am
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Yea we are up here know.. I have not really met anyone yet been so busy trying to unpack and keep up with these classes. But I like it so far.. Its a really big change from Florida..
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Comment by LLovesmysailor on January 24, 2011 at 12:54am
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kcase, If you are getting to Groton by the end of Jan. you should have a while to get settled. Are you going to be living on base or in town? If you are living off base, my son says that Mystic is the best place to live.
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Thanks, LLovesmysailor. I will! I'll let Scott know.
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Enjoy every minute you have with him. I might get to see Alex sometime in Feb. When Scott gets to Miami have him say Hi to ET2 Love.
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After a week's delay for car repairs, Scott left NY and made it home yesterday. It's so nice to have him home for awhile. Communication will be scarce once he's out on sub duty so I'm trying to prepare myself for that. Have a good week, everyone!
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kcase1, It looks like you will have a while to settle in because Lorraine's son doesn't report until some time in Feb. The wives are a really nice group, so I'm sure you will have plenty of help finding your way around Groton and Mystic. My son lives in Mystic and really likes it there. He has a great landlord.
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We will be moving very soon.. Im so excited.. He graduated this week friday he is flying down sat and we will be on our way up(driving). by the end of the month.. Im going shopping this week for me and the boys some winter clothes.. I just we get a chance to settle in before they call him for deployment
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Good thing they're giving Scott a month off. He is delayed coming home this week due to car trouble. Hope to see him later this week!
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Thanks for the info, Llovesmysailor. I will share this information with Scott. He should be home in a few days.
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