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Ship 11 Div 200 June 10, 200 is just around the corner!
Good Morning,
My daughter wrote that there is a photo of her holding a flag, posted somewhere on here. Anyone seen any photos of Ship 11 Div 200?
Thanks, Cheryl
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Permalink Reply by FREEBIRD6819 OCT 8TH BOOTCAMP on
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Prob on facebook
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Permalink Reply by lunchmoney34986 on
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Thank you...we found it! This is cool.
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Permalink Reply by teach2(ship 11 div 200) on
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I can't seem to find it right now, but I put it on my computer. Let me see if I can figure out how to attach it!! I sent it to my dot. I wonder if your dot saw mine- which means they know each other. Cool! (wink)
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Here you go. I had to change the name. Not that RDCs don't know who I am by now anyway- lol Thanks, RDCs for taking care and molding my baby girl! (wink)
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Wow! They look great! Thank you so much. Yes, she said her friend, who's right behind her was out of step when she saw the photo and they were laughing about it. Can't wait to see her (and all of them actually, on Friday...what a milestone!
Thanks again...
Where did you find it? Where on facebook? The only link I pay close attention to is the US Navy Recruit Training Command. They post the grad pics and some random pics.
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You are very welcome. It's funny to get some feedback on the pic. I haven't gotten any from my SR! thanks for sharing. Yes, this was on the facebook page in random photos. When I went to tell you where, I couldn't find it, but I remembered I saved it.
See ya Friday!
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Teach...when did she fly out
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She is now in San Antonio. She's in the MA program there at Lackland.
It was so great to spend some time with her and now we can communicate on FB etc.
How about your sailor?
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Parrot- I was so blessed. She didn't leave till Sun AM. I let out a big, "Praise God" when she told me. I had prayed for that to happen. I guess this was when it was good to be in a later division. Many of the earlier divisions going to SA left on SAt am.
Did you ride with your sailor on the plane? It sounded like it, but I may have been confused.
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