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Ship 06 Div 2444 anyone?

Does anyone have a recruit that is in Ship 06 Div 2444 that was supposed to PIR on 19 Mar 2010?

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Permalink Reply by Teri P on March 24, 2010 at 9:11pm

Well, I don't but I wanted to say welcome, anyway.

Permalink Reply by AlyciasMom on May 17, 2010 at 6:16pm

My daughter is on ship 6 division 2341...I can't believe there is not anyone on this website to talk to about this ship/division. My daughter was taken there on 5/13 from the VA in north chicago. She fractured her femur and dislocated her hip during her final PFA. I feel so alone in this. I am new to all of it. My daughter is an emotional wreck and I can't do anything for her. Can anyone help me????

Joanne

Permalink Reply by Lisa in Michigan on May 17, 2010 at 7:46pm

Hi Joanne, I haven't posted here in a long time but your post got my attention. I'm surprised no one has offered you information on this. Ship 06 is basically where the sailors and recruits stay while healing from injuries or sickness. I am not an expert on these things but if you go to the search box and type in Rose R she can give you all the information you will need I have also posted a comment on dear Rose's wall and asked her to contact you. Sounds like you need an expert. HUGS to you and your daughter. Hang in there, help is on the way!

Permalink Reply by susane on July 9, 2010 at 3:26pm

Hi. My son was sent to Ship 6 10 days ago. Originally his wife told me it was Div 2347. So I wrote 3 letters there and now today she says it looks like the address on the letter she got yesterday said div 2341. I hope he got my letters. He is working to correct a back injury. So...is your daughter still there in Ship 6 div 2341?