emilyl

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emilyl- Welcome to the Nuke Mom's group. I am one of the current members that has my notifications turned on to be alerted when we have a new member join. I wanted to say hello.

Be sure to go to our group page, scroll down past the information, past the discussions and you will see a comment wall. That is the best place to post a hello and let us know where your sailor is in the Nuke Pipeline. Some days we are quieter than others in that group, but we are an active group and will help you with any questions that you might have. 

My son is serving his final year of his enlistment and is currently serving out in the fleet. He is an ETN2 and has also been doing some TAD in another department so that he can gain experience there as well. 

emilyl - we will be glad to help in anyway possible. Be sure to post on the group page as well. I am busy with family and not able to chat much this weekend, but you may also send me a PM and I will answer as soon as I am able.