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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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Missing my only
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  • Lancaster, TX
  • United States

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Numbers

Started this discussion. Last reply by B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) Jan 20, 2020. 3 Replies

Does anyone know what the 2020 standard requirements for age 24 is? Pushups, Situps, Run?

Does this still take place? Are has this changed?

Started this discussion. Last reply by LoriPNM Jan 19, 2020. 8 Replies

Military.com Logo Navy Physical Fitness Program Military.com | By Stew Smith The Navy's Physical Readiness Tests, which include associated height/weight/body fat measurements, are conducted twice…Continue

Son leaving soon

Started this discussion. Last reply by ellen0502 Jan 7, 2020. 7 Replies

Hello.. as I read your post I get teary eyed. Things have gotten real as my son approaches his ship date in March. Can anyone please tell me what he will need to take with him, I have a general idea…Continue

 

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Missing my only liked Jeanie's discussion Having a tough day today
Jan 21, 2020
B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Numbers'
"Most of this info can be found in the boot camp group.  Be sure to join - I left the link in the welcome message on your page."
Jan 20, 2020
B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Numbers'
"THE OFFICIAL PFA The third PFA, the Official PFA, occurs in the sixth week of training and must be passed in order to go on to Battle Stations-21 (BST) and PIR. Regardless of the level of performance on other events, the PFA is failed…"
Jan 20, 2020
B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Numbers'
"Here's the link for 20-24 male standards: Standards - Male 20-24"
Jan 20, 2020
Missing my only posted a discussion

Numbers

Does anyone know what the 2020 standard requirements for age 24 is? Pushups, Situps, Run?
Jan 20, 2020
LoriPNM replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"That is great advice - something we should all keep in mind.  Again, hope you hear from your SR soon.  "
Jan 19, 2020
Northwoodsmom replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"Thanks LoriPNM, the site does really help. Best advice I got is to remember mom's are in boot camp too. We might not being going through the physical part of it but definitely the emotional."
Jan 19, 2020
LoriPNM replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"NorthwoodsMom, hang in there.  I didn't hear anything from my SR for about 16 days, then I received a few letters.  Didn't get the form letter for another week.  As others have said, no news is good news - but I know it is…"
Jan 18, 2020
B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"Northwoodsmom - the saying is "no news is good news", so it's safe to say as of now if you haven't received a call saying otherwise then yes, your SR is still in the program.  Now I don't want to worry you, but there…"
Jan 18, 2020
Northwoodsmom replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"So does this mean if you haven't heard anything after 10 days he is still in the program"
Jan 18, 2020
Northwoodsmom liked Missing my only's discussion Does this still take place? Are has this changed?
Jan 18, 2020
Phoenixmom replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"Everything that is listed stands, they have three test and each one needs to remain the same to pass. the first test takes place on the 5th business day of arrival, 2nd test takes place in the 4th week and third in the 6th week. here is the site to…"
Jan 16, 2020
Missing my only replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"Thank you for the information. So I understand what need to be done to begin bootcamp. My question is for the PRT is the information that I attached valid? I also understand that the three categories are based on age.... I just wanted to know if…"
Jan 16, 2020
anasazigypsy replied to Missing my only's discussion 'Does this still take place? Are has this changed?'
"Note the run needs to be done in the required time to remain in boot camp during the first 48 hours. https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/wanna-join-us-navy-you-must-pass-run-test-get-boot-camp-57677"
Jan 16, 2020
Missing my only posted a discussion

Does this still take place? Are has this changed?

Military.com Logo Navy Physical Fitness Program Military.com | By Stew Smith The Navy's Physical Readiness Tests, which include associated height/weight/body fat measurements, are conducted twice each year for active duty and reservist sailors. It is also tested at boot camp for recruits upon arrival into the Navy. The test is designed to measure flexibility, muscular endurance and aerobic capacity. The Navy physical fitness test consists of a 1.5 mile run, sit-ups and push-ups. Also swimming…See More
Jan 16, 2020

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A little about me:
My son will be leaving for the Navy on March 17th, 2020. I'm very emotional right now. Lol
I am here to support my
Son/Daughter
Stage of (Sailor’s) Navy career?
Waiting to leave for Boot Camp
When I heard “Navy,” I...
needed to learn more about it
Our Navy experience so far...
has been positive and maturing., has presented us with many questions., is a work in progress!

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At 7:01pm on February 15, 2020, Mama_Bear said…

Hey!  My son is leaving March 3, 2020 for boot camp.  It’s getting close and this mama is getting nervous!!! 

At 5:57pm on January 14, 2020, Seaside said…
My son will also be leaving on 3/17/20...definitely feeling the emotions and overwhelmed! I’m so grateful I found this site because there was so much I didn’t know.
At 12:32pm on December 31, 2019, B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) said…

You might also want to join the March DEP group.  Here's the link:

DEP Leaving for bootcamp in March

At 12:45pm on December 30, 2019, B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) said…

Welcome to NAVYforMoms.com!   

We ask that our members not use a last name or email address in their Username - even if it differs from their Sailor's - so please head to “Settings” on the main page right away to set your new Username (be creative!) and add a profile image (no last names visible) to complete your Profile. Then - and this is important! - read these Community Guidelines and this Operations Security (OPSEC) Checklist, for the safety and privacy of all our Sailors.

Then jump right in!  Browse around the site and check out the groups and the information in their Discussion Forums.  

Join this group for boot camp moms, where you'll also find a group for your Pass in Review (graduation) date; and this one for PIR Reference Information.  

Get a head start during boot camp by joining groups for, and learning about, your Sailor's occupational specialty and "A" School; and later your Sailor's duty station and/or Navy ship and homeport. You can also join groups for your own state, region or home town and interests from getting ready for deployment to care package ideas.

Please say Hi when you join a group, and feel free to ask any and all questions - everyone was new once, and there is no "dumb" question.  

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