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My Son is Ship 3 Division 079, anyone else has a Sailor in this Group?
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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Are you talking about Individual Augmentation?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Individual_augmentee
You can always google "Navy Individual Augmentation" here are some results
http://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3...
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Here is a N4M group
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/individualaugmentees
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Permalink Reply by RysMom23 on
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Hope everyone is doing well. Our PIR is in our sights now. Getting very exicited and nervous. The recent snow in Chicago sent a chill up my spine. I was hoping they would not have any snow until AFTER we all see our Recurits graduation and move onto there respective posts. Keep praying that the weather is good for all of us. Got 2 letters this week...was hoping to get another phone call. Cannot have everything....
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Permalink Reply by minkur on
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We got 2 letters too!! My son said he can not wait to be called by his first name!!
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Permalink Reply by jsone DDG75 on
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I can't believe it is almost here!!!!! I sent my guy one of the questionnaires. It was fun to see how he answered. He said he is doing good and told me the name of his bunk mate. He is from Texas. He there are a lot of people in his group from Texas and he is little old Delaware LOL.
Hope yo uall are doing well. Can't wait to meet you!
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Have you gotten any info about your SRs bunk mate? My boy is 6'5" and sleeps on the top bunk LOL
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Permalink Reply by SuZan on
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It is almost here! I know we all are all excited about seeing and hugging our SR's! I am worried about the weather, Houston is shut down today due to ice. My boy would be laughing at me right now with what they are going through with winter. PIR just cannot get here soon enough!
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okay, i went to 4 stores today to find a pink scarf....due to the wonderful weather we are having in the northeast...they were totally out. i will be wearing a pink pin..thats the best i could come up with.
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Permalink Reply by JessicaB-Sailor Mom on
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go to a fabric store and buy a strip of pink fabric
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