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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).
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PIR 11/12/10 Ship 11 Div 369
We are looking forward to meeting you if your loved one has PIR with this date..
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Permalink Reply by Christina (EM Nuke gf 1111M ) on
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Oh I understand that I looked up spirit flights they were about 94.00 plus fees and stuff so im still on the hunt :)
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Permalink Reply by proudchobeesailormom on
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HOOYAH just got another phone call!!! Our God is good all the time!!! He sounded great!! Said this was a mandatory call!! Said the 369 just lost their 1st SR today. Apparently there was a hearing problem and it was too bad..my son said they all felt so sorry for him..He said even the RDC and Petty Officer were sorry to lose him. He said he is still the same guy that left but has gotten alot better with doing things..I am guessing he meant prioritizing..Said they have another PFA coming up..so prayers will never stop!! Hope more phone calls to all moms tonite!!
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My SR has a bloody nose problem and they said if they cant fix it he might have to leave. He had a lot of blood work done last week so I guess no news is good news by now. Just praying that the bloody nose gets under control. I feel bad for that SR I get upset thinking that my SR could get sent home I cant imagine getting that phone call. :(
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Permalink Reply by HeatherMc(ship11, DIV 369) on
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Poor SR was deaf in one ear. Not sure how he made it past MEPS. They were all sad to be losing one.
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Permalink Reply by Tobianne on
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did he give a name?
My son has a hearing problem they knew about it at meps? If so PM me please. -
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No no name, hoping and praying that you'd have already been called if it was your son.
They must have missed it at MEPS because they have a hearing test there. -
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strange how things work out. He knows he has some hearing loss. They knew at Meps. He was seeing a specialist there I guess. Was told nothing to be worried about though not bad enough for him to be "sent home", so this is just making me sick to my tummy.
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Permalink Reply by Sharon ~ K's Mom on
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Just got a call too!!! Didn' t tell me about the SR, so sorry for him. We only had a couple of minutes so he could call Kelsey too. Kevin is on his flight home from California, he has been gone since 27 September and it will be good to have him home. WooHoo!!! Got a few minutes, he is feeling better, just a sore throat. Doing good though, Praise God!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Kgswifeforever on
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OH GOSH SO SORRY WE LOST ONE:( my prayers are with whoever it is though. i know he must feel awful..... No call yet for me but i know he is passing that float test right now as we type ladies!!!!PRAY FOR HIM!!! thanks:)
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When my SR first wrote me the first thing he told me was that they have to do a lot of PT because everyone talks so much... So RDC's probably got tired of it. But from the sounds of it, if they are talking a lot they have obviously made good friends. If any of the other SRs are like mine then they enjoy talking lol
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Permalink Reply by sdegmforever on
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I'm sorry to heard about the SR with the hearing problem...and its sounds like they are making great friends...and I call it the honeymoon period...its over and they are getting to know each other so the questions start...personnality's are getting known. I hope and pray that they get to call before 3 weeks....
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