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Ship 03 Div 146
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Permalink Reply by juliea243 on
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we're wearing yellow scarves. Try and see if you can one. Different groups are wearing different colors so our
SRs will see us easier.
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Permalink Reply by Gi'sMom on
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Has anyone heard from ship 3, division 146 today? My daughter told me that had a call home today and I haven't heard from her.
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I have not heard from my son on ship 3 div 146?? Waiting , hope all is well ??? Hope we hear from them soon.
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Me too, I was so excited waiting for a call today. Hope they are all well!,
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I haven't heard from my daughter either and she told me that the whole div 146 was going to get to call today. I guess they changed their plans. I hope they call soon.
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Permalink Reply by danag2011 on
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I hurried home from work expecting a phone call. I thought maybe my sr had watch. But, if no one else got phone calls, I guess everything is okay. Maybe today???
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Permalink Reply by risesun on
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hello! My husband is also in Ship 03 Div 146. Unfortunately, I will not be able to make it on his graduation because my visa hasn't been approved, btw, I'm from the Philippines. I do hope he still feels how proud of him I am. So I'm gonna ask you all for a little favor, please send my regards to him, just ask around for the Sailor who has wife, who's a nurse, from the Philippines. I think that will narrow him down. :)) thank you! :))
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ianclars - I will be taking lots of pictures and I will send them to you when I get back. Battlestations on Monday. FINALLY!!! Don't know if I will be able to sleep until then and after til Tuesday.
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wow! battlestations! that's exciting! i know they'll do great. :)) i would really appreciate that, its so nice of you. don't worry my husband's not camera shy at all. haha. thank you so much. :))
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Ship 03 Div 146 is brother group of Ship 03 145. Are we going to share the same colors of scarves, or be different for each division??
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