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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed. Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.
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Permalink Reply by Chipmunk on
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Kaitlyn, - I am a little confused. Did your boyfriend just complete PIR? If so, then they usually have liberty for the weekend, if they are staying in GL for A school. Depending on the sailor's A school, there options for having visitor's once they start may varying. Your boyfriend is going to have the best answers for you as to when you can go see him.
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Permalink Reply by Broadwaydancer5 on
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It was meant to say as soon as he graduates he will head there the next morning. I just missed a word. Lol. He is going to Pensacola after graduation. I know he has liberty the day of graduation, but I don't have a ticket, so I’m trying to figure out an estimated time I’d be able to see him at A School. I know once he gets there he will know more, but just antsy to see him & struggling with even the 10 weeks & now having to wait till he gets Liberty at A School.
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Okay, so your sailor will be flying out after PIR - and headed to FL - that makes a lot more sense. - This post of mine, probably won't be of a lot of use, but it will give you some idea for his PIR - What PIR weekend may be like for those flying out of GL - Navy For ...
Here is a group for sailors in Pensecola - https://navyformoms.ning.com/group/sailorsinpensacolaflforaschool
I believe there are several schools there, so again the liberty time can vary depending on what their schooling is. It also depends on if there is a delay or not with them actually, "classing up" - that is, a class is full of enough sailors to start a new rotation.
Please also come join - Boot Camp Moms (and loved ones) - Navy For Moms (ning.com) - This is a group for anyone with a loved one that is currently at BC.
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