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PIR 5/24 anyone?
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Permalink Reply by Sunflower6 on
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Got ours today!!!
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Permalink Reply by RNnavymom on
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Ship 13, and div 209! Received my hand written letter today! He is holding up and passed PRT and swim quals!
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Permalink Reply by MaryColleen on
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Hi My son is Ship 13 Div 211. Received our first packet today. Congrats. I hope my son is holding up okay, too.
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Mine is also Ship 13, div 211. Says he's doing well. I have a question about the security list for PIR - it says not to request access for someone on probation. My recruit's older brother is on probation for a driving offense, not criminal, but does have to meet with a PO monthly. They are only looking at criminal offenses, correct?
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Permalink Reply by B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) on
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catsknit - your older son will be fine attending PIR. It's not an issue at all for him. Put him on the list.
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Permalink Reply by jes12joy on
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Hello All, my son shipped out on 3/28 and we have not gotten the form letter yet however I just found out from the recruiter that my son is in Ship 13 Div 211 with a PIR date of 3/24. I thought he would be a PIR of 3/31 due to when he shipped out but it is a week earlier so glad to hear. Just wished now that I would get a letter (form or hand written) from him to confirm the address and PIR. This site has been a blessing. I am previous US Navy and have been out for 23 years so things have changed greatly since I got out. Am happy to have some other mothers who are going thru the same thing.
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jes12joy - I know you meant May not March! Here's the link to the 5/24/19 PIR:
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Yes you are absolutely correct, I meant May 24th not March... Wow need to get my eyes and fingers checked. I signed up to be part of the PIR 5/24 group so just waiting on acceptance. This place is such wonderful information even for people like me who should know what is happening, I have since learned that it is very different when it is your young adult going thru it and we get to sit on the side lines waiting.
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