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Loved Ones of OCS Class 14-10 Newport, RI
How many others have found your way here?
Today (2/14/10 Happy Valentine's Day) is the 1st day. Has it seemed like a long day for anyone else?
Getting to Know You Questions:
Is it your Son, Daughter, Wife, Husband that is attending the class? If your child, what age and birth order?
Daughter, age 23, oldest child.
Where is the candidate from?
Central NYS
What college did they attend? Degree/field of study? Graduation year?
Syracuse University, BS Biology, 2009
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Thanks for the reply, She is in C. I'm going to go check out the facebook site now.
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Does anyone know when LO's are allowed to phone home. My daughter is in 14-10 at OCS...it's been three weeks, and haven't heard anything yet. I was hoping for a call today, Sunday, but haven't heard anything yet. I really just want to know that she's doing well. I miss talking with her.
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Jlees, My daughter is in Charlie and she called her husband last night. Please try not to worry as everyone has said no news is good news but I certainly understand how your feeling.
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Hi T's mom...yeah...I know. I was just really, really hoping today that she would call. I know she's doing fine. I just want to hear her voice. Thanks
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Hi T's mom...she's in Delta. I got my first letter today. She said that Charlie is Delta's competition. I just really was glad to finally hear from her. She's doing very well.
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I'm so happy for you. My daughter has been in the Navy for 8 yrs, over seas twice but the last 3 yrs she has been on shore duty and close to home. It's been hard not being able to call her.
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Oh..wow..8 years! I understand so much how you feel. My daughter just graduated from college in December, I could talk to her every day, and now I can't. I really was hoping on Sunday I would get a call..but then the day started ending, and I started crying. But then I got the letter, and I felt so good. I just wanted to hear that she was ok...and of course she was.
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