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RESUMING LIVE PIR - 8/13/2021
Please note! Changes to this guide happened in October 2017. Tickets are now issued for all guests, and all guests must have a ticket to enter base. A separate parking pass is no longer needed to drive on to base for parking.
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Parking Passes
On Monday, 9/20 we can print our parking passes!!!
1. Go here http://www.bootcamp.navy.mil/upcoming_grads.asp
2. Click 'Get Gate Pass' next to our PIR date (TG 46 — 10 Divisions (323–330, 821 & 946) Graduate Friday, Oct. 1, 2010)
3. You will need the password for your recruit's graduation (In your Form letter)
DO NOT POST YOUR PASSWORD ON THE PUBLIC FORUM AND DO NOT SHARE YOUR PASSWORD WITH ANYONE.
It is my understanding that you can print as many gate passes as you need.
Taken from the Form letter...''All visitors age 13 and over must have valid, government-issued photo identification (driver's license, passport, etc.) Children age 12 and under must have a copy of their birth certificates or Social Security card."
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Permalink Reply by Sandy's_sailor son on
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LTLY, Yes, you can print as many passes as you like. I printed 10 of them. I put some passes in our luggage and in each one of our carry on bags. Just in case. With out that pass you can not get into graduation.
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Permalink Reply by mrssauce60 on
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My son was late to join his division (because of RCU), so I did not get a form letter from his new division with his new password. Is there anyway I can get it? I have asked him in a letter, but by the time he gets my requests and answers back it may be late next week. Can I get the password quicker somehow? His PIR is 10/1.
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Permalink Reply by LTLY on
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I would go speak with his recruiter or the recruiter in charge. They will be able to help you.
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Permalink Reply by bonniern PIR 10/1 nukesMM 1102a on
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He may have used the same password as before, try it and see
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Hoppi aka Angie, Thank you for correcting me on that information. Good to know.
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Permalink Reply by sailorjayship13div329 on
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Sandy's sailor son: good advise that what i'm going to do. I always afraid I'm going to forget something. And you know that would be the thing I would forget.
LTLY: thanks again for the info. You go girl! You're the best! -
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sailorjayship. Yes, If you were going to forget something, that would be it. I started organizing all of the needed paperwork months before. I made sure that everything was in its correct file. The night before, I packed all my paperwork first. Even before packing my clothes, LOL. I am glad that I checked to make sure that I had all legal documents needed months before. What could be worse than finding out you didn't have someone's birth Certificate??
A word of advice: If you are taking a plane to Illinois>>> Make sure you download your boarding passes 24hrs before your flight, (or at least before going to the airport) Those lines move very slow at the airlines check in counter::: You could miss your flight because of it. happened to us., -
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sandy's sailor son: I hear you. I even went to have my drivers license redone. the picture was over 15 yrs old. I was afraid they wouldn't let me in with in. Now I have a current picture - UGH! i can't believe i look like that. lol
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Does any one know what 'insurance' card they mean?
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Linda-Karlsmom : I believe its the insurance ID card that shows you have insurance for the rental. That's what Budget car rental rep told me to bring. That way you don't have to spend extra for insurance on rental car.
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so , its my own insurance card , which should cover the rental right
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Permalink Reply by Tiff'sMom (Sharon) on
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How do we know if it covers rental insurance? and it doesn't show on the id card, I don't think
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