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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.
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Permalink Reply by mamasea on
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We got another letter this morning. My son said he had passed his second PFA, he said no one had failed. Someone did get sick on the track and when they were ask who had thrown up on the track (evidently a big no no) no one would tell but the RDC seemed to be glad. I guess because they were watching out for each other. They were having a compartment inspection on the 10th and if they passed they would get a phone call. I'm assuming they didn't do good because we didn't get a phone call. Bummer. I found a blue candle today It was a Yankee candle called the stars and stripes. It has an american flag on the front and it smells good on top of that. It is on my fireplace now and will be burning. Not much longer!
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Permalink Reply by reenis35 on
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I hope that means my daughter passed the PFA Cause she had failed the first one. That is a bummer if they didn`t do well.. I know the last rack inspection the guys failed and all the females got the punishment of IT. I hope that didn`t happen again ! Thanks for sharing It sounds like your son doing great ..
I got my blue candle also 19 more days YAY !!
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Permalink Reply by Cher11 on
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Good News!!! I just won the trivia question over at the RTC facebook page!! My prize is a picture posted of our division. So go over and visit the page and click on photos. I hope they take a picture so everyone can see their loved ones!! I don't know how long it will take so keep checking. It was a tough contest, thankfully I did my homework and took notes. See you all June 3!
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Thank You Cheryl I got to see my daughter !! Made my day !! Thanks again
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That's great! Take a look at the boy's picture. My two boys are the two tall skinny ones on the front line! It's great to see them smiling!
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I just took a peek at the pic, Your one son has a big smile on ...he must love it there.. thats great ! thanks again for getting in on the trivia .. I haven`t heard anything from my daughter in a week so I was very much in need of the photo .. Thank you again !
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Thanks, so much, CHER...for winning the trivia question and for getting the picture posted of DIV 189! My son is in DIV 189 and I used a magnifying glass to examine the photo...but really couldn't positive i.d. my son: There is one SR that could be him...but just not sure. Received a great, positive-sounding, letter in today's mail: My son earned a ribbon in "marksmanship" and his PFA (at 4 A.M.) he easily passed. He also mentioned that they had their photos taken (in their dress-whites) last Friday. And the funniest thing he said was he'd been thinking about how "wierd" it will be, to go off-base, after graduation and he thinks he might always stand at attention and "pivot" when he is entering a building! He absolutely had nothing negative to say, in his letter, other than when he has time to write letters (which seems to be just before Taps) he'd really rather just go to sleep...as he is so tired from all the activities of the day! Does anyone else have any new info on Div 189? Hoo-rah...only 15 days to go! We are all almost there!
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Thanks for answering that trivia question..I saw the division on Facebook my daughter is the smallest(African american) on the second line with glasses behind the person carrying the flag. It was great seeing this picture because I've been on the Navy Facebook page a lot scamming through pictures... Excited about PIR...I hope I get a chance to meet everyone..my daughter say she will be leaving at 2am Saturday morning to go to the airport headed for San Antonio for A school.. She said that fired guns during the week of May 11th her letter was dated on this day...I'm so ready to see my Lil Princess..I wanted all moms in this div to know that My Job sent a card with encouraging words and prayers for them and there mom I hope they get a chance to read it..My daughter says she have meet some really cool people..So I'm glad she got a chance to meet your sons and daughters...Good Luck See You Soon!!!!!!
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