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My son (CTT) ships for for RTC March 29th. Anybody else have a son/daughter/loved one leaving that day?

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CRF230dad welcome to the group...check the calendar discussion, one of the Moms made a calendar with all the ship dates.  Also popon the main discussion and say Hi!  I know there are a few leaving on 3/29.  My son leaves on 3/21

Welcome CRF230dad - yes there are a few leaving the same day as your SR.  Would you like me to add your name

to the March Calendar?  The calendar is the post above yours.  Please feel free to join in the conversations!  I know most "guys" dont get into the emotional chit chat but there is a lot of great information on here too!  Please ask if you have questions and if you have any answers to the questions asked from others please be sure to post them.  We are all here to support each other and our future sailors!!  My son is leaving 20110302 he is CTN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My son ships on March 29 also.  He does not understand why I feel anxious, scared, proud and happy.  I know you all can relate.  What has anyone heard about MEPS on ship date? 

 

 

Welcome laurebc...jump on the main discussion board we just had a group leave on Wednesday and a few of the Moms shared their experience...also go into the calendar discussion so you can be added to the calendar.  Rollercoaster of emotions seems to be the norm.
Thanks so much!  going there right now....
my boyfriend arrived at bc on 3/29 as well! I can't wait to get his address information and graduation date!
no i have not, did you get your sons info from his recruiter?
gomarville...it looks like your PIR date will be 5/27....do you want to for the group? If the RTC skips that week and the date is a week later, then just change the name of the group
Oh I see, well that is great you found that out! I contacted his recruiter on facebook last night and he said he will look it up on his computer at his office tomorrow! : )
Everyone whose division is 179 and higher, 812 and 928---your PIR date is most likely 5/27 -unless the RTC skips a week

here is the link to your 5/27 PIR group http;//www.navyformoms.com/group/p

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