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Anyone have loved ones on ship 9 division 133
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Permalink Reply by Paula on
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My fiancé is in Div 133. He's mentioned they've been having some trouble becoming cohesive as a group. Said he's made a few friends. I think there's two other threads for 133, if you look back far enough. Unfortunately, neither is very active. But, hi! Nice to see a fellow 133 family member. :)
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Permalink Reply by bethv on
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My son is on ship 9 div.133. During the one call I got it sounded like the were struggling a bit although he hasn't mentioned it in his letters.
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Permalink Reply by mirsanti on
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My daughter is in Div 133. In the letter we received on 3/24 she mentioned the Div was punished and PT'd for an hour and a half before bed time. She said she went to bed sore and sweaty. It turns out a male and female recruit got caught passing notes to one another. My daughter has mentioned they are having trouble coming together. Let's pray they come together soon.
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Permalink Reply by cheryl/ship9div133 on
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My daughter said someone got caught drawing a phallic on their trainee book and passing notes between girls and boys. Let' s hope they can pull it together for Battlestations.
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That makes me sad that they're getting into trouble. Right now, I'm just hoping my guy passes because his knees are giving him problems and he's been put on LLD. I hope they get it together soon, not too long til Battle Stations and their last PFA!
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Ok, I just got a phone call today - I'm sure a lot of other folks did as well. From what I understand, they're doing A LOT better and have gotten flags, too! Such a relief. I hope everyone else got a phone call from their loved ones and good news too. Can't wait until graduation. :)
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