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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed. Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.
**UPDATE as of 11/10/2022 PIR vaccination is no longer required.
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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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Ship 02, Div 911 -- Roll Call!!! ;o)
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Permalink Reply by Regina (SHIP 02, DIV 911) on
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your welcome Sherry!
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Permalink Reply by sherrys (Alumni-Ship 02 Div 911) on
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Kimmy -- I was trying to find an answer for you and got this answer from someone at the US Navy Recruit Training Command:
U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command Use 7105. The 3119 was an old extension. Regardless, an incorrect zip code extension is not going to cause any issues resulting in undeliverable mail.;o) Hope this helps! ;o) -
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All of my sons letters come from 3119, and I to send to that extension.oh well.
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Permalink Reply by Texas Navy Mom-Ship 02 Div911 on
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Got out of touch most of the day yesterday. What did I miss? Got a letter from Fester yesterday lmao Pretty much said everything he told me on the phone. It started, Dear Mom, It's cold here lol awwwww
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Robyn - hahahaha Fester! I got a letter from Strubedoo too! The letter was exactly as we discussed on the phone. Hey, we received about two feet of snow here in AZ! yikes.......im ready for Hawaii right now ;-) p.s. how was the sushi?
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I'm ready for Chicago...snow and all! lol Sushi would have been better if I could have sat down and enjoyed it. Yesterday was way too crazy! I need a nap (and a vacation)!
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Sounds like you had a hectic day Robyn. Try to get some much needed sleep ;-) I hope the weather is sunny and clear when its time to fly into Chicago.
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Robyn ... you missed my "Wild n Crazy" home page yesterday ... you guessed it! Pink zebra striped background! LOL! It was hurting my eyes everytime I went to that page yesterday, so I just had to change it back. ;o)
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LOL That would have been a little bright! Too funny!
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Permalink Reply by aprilan on
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My SR's (Stripper) (apparently he changes really, really fast and worked @ Disneyland:)) uses 3119 on his letters but during his phone call I asked about it. He said they forgot they were in a new building:0) All mail will get to them but it goes straight to their building if you use the correct 7105.
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awesome!!!!!! ;-)
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