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BootCamp - Nuke Sailor After Graduation - How long was their liberty?

Hey my son is graduationing March 30 2012 from bootcamp and going to SC for "A" School. If your son or daughter followed this path and went to SC for NUKE schooling can you tell me how long they had with you after graduation?   We are going to Graduation but trying to figure our the best transportation since everything is so up in the air for how long you can spend with them.  We want to budget properly so maybe we can spend some time with this is they get none after graduation when the get the "A" School.  Please let me know what your expierience. Thank you for any input. 

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Comment by BunkerQB on February 26, 2012 at 1:02pm

Take a look at the information contained in the Family Guide (clickable link). It's part of the critical information set forth in the Recruit Training Command site (clickable link). If you can't remember where you found them, I have copied this comment and posted on your personal page (click MY PAGE tab on menubar).

Comment by Nautical Mom on February 26, 2012 at 8:29pm

min pir'd 8/12/11 - he stayed in GL for A school.  Took about 3 hours for check-in and we got until that night at 8:30 pm...next day from 6-8:30 and then we had to leave on Sunday to drive back to Texas, but spent most of the afternoon with him and got a late start driving back...was one of the worst heartache's of my life to see him walk away from our car in the parking garage on the base back to his barracks...i cried as if someone had passed away...we have all survived that and he is stationed onf the USS NITZE in Norfolk, VA - what a Sailor he has become.  Now another heartache is approaching - deployment...i'll just think about that tomorrow...Southern Blessings, CIndy

Comment by Nuke Mom on February 27, 2012 at 11:14pm

my son will also be graduating on 3/30 and going to A school in SC for Nuke school.  Maybe they met.  Mine is in ship 12 / div. 100 and yours.  I hear they will not find out till the day of graduation. 

Comment by Monkeyloveshersailor on February 29, 2012 at 7:47pm

Hey! My fiance is following the same path with the same graduation! I wonder if they know each other!

Comment by ProudCajunMom on February 29, 2012 at 10:23pm
What your finance first name - my son is Cody.
Comment by ProudCajunMom on February 29, 2012 at 10:25pm
Mine son in Ship 11 / Div 101.
Comment by grace lemley on March 7, 2012 at 10:40pm

My boyfriend is on Ship 12 division 100, what are your sons names?  I got my 7th letter today! Hooray!! :)

 

Comment by Nuke Mom on March 8, 2012 at 10:53pm

My son is Dustin, and is on Ship 12 divison 100 also.  He wrote to his Girl friend that they are leaving Sat. at 5:00am for SC (Nuke A-School). 

Comment by Monkeyloveshersailor on March 8, 2012 at 10:58pm

My Fiance is Richard. I am so excited to see him graduate. (he is ship 12 div 100 as well!!) He said they will be reporting to the airport at 2 am for their 5 am flight Saturday Morning

Comment by Nuke Mom on March 9, 2012 at 12:10am

Wow that, is early I guess no sleep for me and his girlfriend

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