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Can't log on to www.bootcamp.navy.mil
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Permalink Reply by rascal on
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Thanks! My oldest son just did the same thing from his computer at college. Turns out my computer is just too old and husband too cheap to buy a new one! Now I use the one at kinkos.
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Permalink Reply by Denise on
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glad that worked for you... I too am having problems with my comp... it's been real slow loading....
My son called this morning.. He said all the recruits are real excited to see their family....
Have a safe trip!
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just want to say thanks for the info...The bootcamp email they gave us in the letter, didnt work but the other 1.netc....that you have in the previous posting worked just fine! Thanks
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I had the same problem, and still do. I tried from a different computer and that is the only way I have been able to log in. I have tried everything I can possibly think of. Paula
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I think it has to do with our comp. them selfs... My comp. at home is a little older them the one I have at work and the one my daughter has... No problems with them. Everone else I've talked with that have had problems also had older or slower comp.
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My daughter is sceduled to graduate on Feb. 26 and I have not been able to log into the site also. I don't understand what the problem is. I'm thinking about calling the Public Affair Office at (847) 688-2405 to see if they can help me.
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Try logging in on another comp. I had problems logging in on my home comp. But no problems at my work comp. or on my daughters comp.. Both were newer computers then mine..
Or have someone open in on theirs and e-mail it back to you.
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Permalink Reply by brenda on
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I could not logon either. I tried several different browsers ( AOL, internet explorer, yahoo, google) I called the number and they said try google or firefox. I finally went to the library and it worked fine
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My younger son installed the "safari" search engine on our dinosaur computer and it works. Try that one. It won't overload a really old computer. Good luck! I thought I was the only one with this problem. I told my son in bootcamp how great the navyformoms website has been for me. I don't feel so alone. Thanks everyone who has helped me.
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And thank goodnes for our children who know how to work our computers for us. They keep us up and running. Yah for children.
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It is pretty sad the website no longer works, but I got the letter from my son today and it has the same address. I am so glad you are all here, thanks to everyone
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Permalink Reply by 97Harley SHIP 04 DIV 075 on
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Nana/TX,
I installed mozilla firefox (downloaded it) and then I was able to log on.
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