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A school in Mississippi
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Permalink Reply by JessicaB-Sailor Mom on
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search groups...put seabees, mississippi etc in the search block and click on the magnifying glass. If you need help let me know
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here is a good group for you to join to help learn about grad n go http://www.navyformoms.com/group/gradgoinfo
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Thanks so much for the information. These groups have been a lifesavor, for I am finding out more than I thought I could. Many questions have been answered, and I thank you all.
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Permalink Reply by Gulf Coast Mom on
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If you have more questions about the area, let me know. My son is not in Gulfport, he is stationed on subs - is in Groton, CT. But - I live in Long Beach, the next little town, and drive by the Seebee base several times a week. Did not check your profile info yet to see where you are from, but I will tell you, our winters are very mild - usually only a few days below freezing and then the temps in the daytime will be in the 50s - 60's. Right now is 94*, and the heat index yesterday was 104. Our humidity is usually high. Good luck to your granddaughter. The Navy is the best thing my son could have done.
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We are from Indiana, so getting to Great Lakes isn't a problem at all. The way I understand it, she is a grad n go, and will head your way on the 8th of Oct. She took the only thing available to her at the time, so she will be doing some form of construction. Our winters can be horrible and other times not so bad, but will be 30's or below, mostly below. So she will enjoy the milder winter there. Her schooling will be over late in Dec. tho, and who knows after that. Thanks for the information!
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yelomoon, this post you are replying to is almost 2 years old, maybe something more recent in seabee group.
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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click on this excel chart put together by lemonelephant.
(Click HERE to go to the Attachment.)
By location - links to group for various A schools.
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Permalink Reply by FireTeamLeaderWife aka FTLW on
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I know this post is old...but wanted to send you this yelomoon...my phone will not let me reply to your pm to me!
Link for Seabee Moms on here:
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/seabeemoms
I'll pm you back later!
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