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RTC May 18/ Ship 7 Div 228
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Permalink Reply by LadyLancelot on
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my son left on the 18th also. No word yet, got the box yesterday, but the recruiter hasn't returned my call yet on Ship and Division. I thought there would be info in the box, was I wrong? We're going out of town and would hate to miss the letter and not be able to write to my son until we get back. :(
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Permalink Reply by Just T on
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I was having trouble with the recruiter to. I just refused to back down today. I too got the box yeasterday and I was hopeing that since they had the weekend that I would get the graduation information yesterday also.
Seems as though alot of people have been getting it in 6 days!!! Today may be our lucky day!!!
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Will there be a note from our son/daughter in that letter about graduation? I must have gotten confused, I thought it would be in the box.
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I have heard that the can sometimes write a quick note....just not a lengthy letter.
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Thanks, a word or two would really put the mind at ease, wouldn't it?
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Permalink Reply by MidwestMom on
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The box only has the clothes--unless you have an unusually thoughtful child who wrote a note for you to find or one that gave you spare change from their pocket! :)
The form letter comes later with the address and PIR info. I did get mine in 6 days, but that was really unusual and fast. Most don't arrive for 10 days and some people wait closer to 15 days or more.
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I will be happy to create a group....I just have not yet received confirmation that my daughter's PIR is July 15.
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Thanks Lemon.....
I feel pretty confident that it will be 7/15. I created a group for her ship and division as ohevetbeni created on for PIR 7/15.
Hopefully by the time of her PIR I will have figured out how manuver the website and group!!!
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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The link to the group is http://www.navyformoms.com/group/pir71511.
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