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Where is your new sailor going after PIR?
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Permalink Reply by Penny_Nuke_MM2_NimitzNuke on
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My son will be flying out on Tuesday, 2/1 to Goose Creek, South Carolina for Navy Nuclear Power Technical School to become a Machinist Mate. He will have A-school and Power School school there and then take Prototype either in GC or in Ballston Spa, NY prior to joining the fleet.
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Permalink Reply by SANDY ship07div056 on
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ET at Goose Creek or Charleston, SC. He leaves Saturday morning after Graduation. Its only about 109 miles from home. A nice day trip. My husband and I actually drove up last year in the spring just to walk across the bridge.
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Permalink Reply by DadInValley (SHIP 07 DIV 056) on
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AE (Aviation Electrician's Mate) in Pensacola. Supposedly the real schooling starts in March.
He's also talking about being AirCrew as well.
He leaves Saturday morning.
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Permalink Reply by gvnavydad-ship011div057 on
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Staying in Great Lakes for ET A School...Then we are praying for some west coast action.
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Permalink Reply by Hawkeye Mom on
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Pensacola, FL Corry Station
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Permalink Reply by BROCKSMOM on
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My son will be attending A school for Mass Communications in Ft Meade, Md. He will be leaving the first week in Feb. Ship 11 Div 058
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Permalink Reply by Deana (Ship 11, Div 053) on
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My SR will be staying in Great Lakes for A-school. She will be an HM...Hospital Corpsman.
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Permalink Reply by AlishaNicole SHP11DIV54 on
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No way! My daughter's ex-boyfriend is HC and went on to San Diego to train with the marines reconnaissance team as well, wanted to be in the action. He loved it, and just arrived in Okinawa, Japan 2 weeks ago for a 2 year deploy! Good luck to you and your husband! You never know, you may be living in Japan this year! :)
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Permalink Reply by punkinbaby76 on
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My husband is going to Pensacola Flordia for Aviation Electronics Tech! I so can't wait to visit him there and get out of the cold weather!
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Denise, does he know where he will be after A-school? And what is his rating going to be?
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Permalink Reply by ChrisNukeEMmom on
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My son will be an EM leaving Great Lakes on Tues. for Goose Creek, South Carolina.
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