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Welcome to Your Division!  I hope you will be able to attend the Meet and Greet.  Just to make it fun I hope you will take a little time and design a simple flag to represent your division at the Meet and Greet that will be used to designate your divisional table.  While we will all meet together as a PIR group it will help you find each other as a division as well!  Show your creativity!!

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I got a call, I have a letter waiting for me when I get home!!! I hope you guys get one too!!
How was your call and letter??
My call was from my mom saying I had a letter..lol.. letter was.. sad.. he's doing good tho which is the most important thing. It was longer than I expected..he said he can now roll his socks in a smiley face! He really likes his bunkmate, I'm glad he has a buddy there.. did you get a letter?
No letter here yet. I wonder if our recruits know each other. Wouldn't that be funny.
I bet yours will come tomorrow! That would be funny.. mine said his bunk mate is from Indiana, has a wife and a brand new baby.. that's gotta be tough! He really liked him tho, said they were getting along great.
There is somone on this site from IN...I will look through the members and see
I got a letter. I got a letter. Hey. Hey. Hey. I was so happy.
I got a letter today. So happy!!!
good for you guys! i wish you and your sailors the best of luck!
You keep your chin up...we are going to be right there for you all the way .... and I really believe in the power of prayer....
I agree with Lynn Iowa. Just keep staying and thinking positive. I know it is hard, very hard, but you are his backbone and he is going to need you to reassure him everything is going to be okay. You will have answers soon. And we will be here for you for support and prayers.
Did anyone get a call yet? Don't get down yet. Last week when I got my call I got it a like 9:30. Which means it was 8:30 there. Lets hope our recruits can call.

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