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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed. Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.
**UPDATE as of 11/10/2022 PIR vaccination is no longer required.
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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).
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my son is on ship 3 div 149. have no ideai how any of this works. just received his address from recruiter yesterday. sent all my letters to him this am. not sure when his PIR is? Guess I'm waiting on the Offical ltr. ???
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Permalink Reply by NavyMom4J on
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Thanks- TexasMom- We are sort of neighbors- I am from Denver! Thanks for sharing...- what was Hell week all about? I am in the dark on that one.
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Permalink Reply by texas3/149keller on
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Hi and I love to vacation in Colorado. It is breathtakingly beautiful, I researched "Hell" week. Their day starts at 3:45 am and this week they learn more than usual. It actually said it is not as bad as it used to be in the years past.
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Permalink Reply by Stacy(Div 149/Ship 3) on
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oh yay! So glad to have another person from Texas! I'm from Texas, and so is the creator of this dicussion!
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I am in the DFW area, where are you located?
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Permalink Reply by tvh on
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same...grew up in irving / my SR son grew up in Frisco...but we are now near Canton (EAst Texas) but am in DFW weekly for business.
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oh awesome!!
I'm from Lubbock
For those of you that don't know where that is It's in the Panhandle, 2 hours south of Amarillo. Home of Texas Tech.
I lived in Dallas for 5 years and I was shocked at the number of people that have never heard of Lubbock!
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Permalink Reply by Chimelle 3/149 on
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They will definitely be in dress blues. They switch to whites the next week.
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Thank you for letting me know! Only 13 more days! Everybody mark their calendars for Monday April 18th, we can access our gate passes for P.I.R on that day!
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I just got a letter from my SR- !!! Only a paragraph long and a day later than normal. He also has a bad cold and is in SIQ- (Sick quarters) which I think means he is in relegated to his quarters but not in sick bay...I sure hope he is better now, since that was as of last Sunday when they can write. He said to pray for the Division as it has been going through some difficult times. He said two more weeks of pushing, then Gold week and then done!
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I received a call from SR today. He said that the gas chamber was alot harder than he had thought it would be. Monday will be their last academic test. Studying hard for that. Can't wait for Battle Stations and to be able to make that final phone call. He also found out where he will be stationed after A school in Pensacola. He was pretty upbeat and getting ready to go practice for PIR.
Remember ladies keep on praying for our young men. 12 days and counting every minute. :)
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guess my post didn't work earlier.
But I too got a phone call! and my SR is also going to Pensacola. I think our SR's know each other! He said he was friends with all the guys from Texas!
Mine didn't even mention the gas chamber not sure why, but I also didn't think to ask him about it either.
My SR sounded so much more upbeat this time too! He finally has something to look forward to, graduation!
He couldn't quit saying "Just 2 more weeks" He's so ready for 4/29 to be here!
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