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USS Ross
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If you have a son/daughter or spouse/partner aboard the USS Ross DDG-71.....This is our spot!
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Latest Activity: Apr 10, 2017
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Comment by BrianH on November 12, 2014 at 3:05pm
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Prayers for all of our ROSS sailors. Thankfully all made it back safely to the ship.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/11/12/video-shows-turkish-mob-attack...
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Comment by channa1 on June 15, 2014 at 6:41am
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Thank you all for the information. I got a brief visit before departure. I did not cry!!! I have been reading up on everything I can grasp from the news. Mine also has to get an international card or phone. Not sure how that works. Boy there is a lot of eotion when you child goes off in the world. :)
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Channa1, first for me as well. My son has been on the Ross for a few months. He would call while in port, but we never heard from him while the ship was at sea. He's trying to get an international sim card for his phone, so he can call home when he's on land. Other than that, we'll probably use Skype or something similar to talk to each other.
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My HN is joining the Ross soon... Going to miss her. . So what is the protocol for talking with them while deployed? This is a first for us. .
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Comment by dawnl Ship 03 DIV 018 on November 11, 2013 at 2:58pm
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Wanna Share a picture of my son on the USS Ross
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Hooray! He called this morning to tell his mom Happy Birthday. We talked for a few minutes and he said he's really enjoying it,
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He called, but we were out, and I didn't have my cell with me. (Wasn't expecting him to call while he was out) He didn't leave a message, either....he doesn't like talking to the machine. :(
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BrianH did ur son call u the other day?? They were able to get in phone range and we got a call and he text a few pics
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Dawn that is awesome! When Bobby first got to Norfolk, he was told he'd be flying out to the ship. Next morning, they told him he was going out in a RHIB. I was jealous!
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BrianH our boys went out to the Ross together!! David said he got to know an IT guy that he rode out on the RHIB with!!
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