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Getting our kids from the airports to Groton after leave: credit to N4D site...
I called the school's duty office this morning and they have a "duty driver" that will pickup the reporting students at BDL or PVD. According to the person I spoke with, the new students will have an assigned facilitator who should have airport and flight information for the incoming students and will coordinate their ground transportation. I am assuming this is part of the reason why we have to send their itineraries to the "Scheduling Office" (Scheduling.Office@navy.mil) by December 7th.
Just incase they arrive home for the holiday break without confirmation that their ground transportation has been arranged, we can call the duty office (860-694-3748) before they start the return trip with their arrival information and they will make sure the duty driver picks them up.
I wonder if this is the same for all of the schools
NDG.... I been so worry in how to get my son to Groton, thank you so much for posting this info.
A is calling Groton today; I'll let you know what he finds out. I've been telling people he is heading to A school but per A; he goes through BESS first, then A school.......Basic Enlisted Submarine School.
Found this link to their daily schedule: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_Enlisted_Submarine_School
Here is a video on BESS: http://www.navy.mil/ahtv.asp?id=14176
Sailors then choose an area of study, specialing in 1 of 4 rates: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_Enlisted_Submarine_School
I will be driving N down on 1/2. When is everyone else going?
Penny
Lori, Thanks again for forwarding the info. And I see here the answer about the computer. Did you call the number to make sure that there would be a shuttle to pick him up. IB has the number too, so he said that he was planning on calling before he left. I will think good thoughts about A's trip, poor timing on the weather's part :-(. Sounds like they have a little more storage room that we were envisioning. IB said that he would like to take a computerized frame with him so we need to do that before he goes, or ship it to him. That way he can have lots of pictures; one frame.
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