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Div 276?
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Permalink Reply by SailorBrittysMom on
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Yeah! We got her box tues and official letter yesterday it was awesome
Is this your only child she's my baby just turned 18 my son is 20 owns his own place but works for his step dadso I see him all the time
I'm worried but confidentshes great I never thoughtid miss her chatter box.... We teased her that shed have to do extra sit UPS cuz she talks so much -
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Permalink Reply by stlmgnlia on
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My son is in ship 11 div 276 PIR 8/26/11. We got his box and then his letter. I miss him terribly and but I know he is starting his life and I can't help but be excited for him.
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Permalink Reply by NavyMouz (2/941) on
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My son is graduating on the 26th but he is not in that ship or division.....He is ship 2 DIV 941.
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Permalink Reply by Leann on
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My son is in ship 11, div 276. PIR 8/26/11, also. Note on bottom of form letter said last 3 days had been tough, but had a good attitude. Next lines were "this too shall pass". One of the last discussions we had before he left I gave him those words to keep with him as he went thru boot camp. He did listen to his Mom :)
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Permalink Reply by USNproudMom on
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My daughter is in ship 11 div 276 . Loved my note at the bottom of the form letter. She has a good attitude and seems to be doing well except she said she threw up 3 times that day but shes feeling better now. She put all kinds of smiley faces and hearts and I love you's so I know she's fine. Can't wait to see her at graduation
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Permalink Reply by TexasLiz on
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I called my Husbands recruiter to find out his address and he is in Div276! Though still no box or letter, his recruiter said thats normal though. Have any of your SRs talked about how there division was doing or if they were getting in trouble or doing good etc??
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Did get a reward call from my son (ship11/div276) on Sunday 7/9. Short but sweet phone call, said they had not been allowed to write yet. Still waiting for that first letter. Sorry I don't know more.
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How awesome that phone call must have been!
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Any gotten a real letter yet?
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