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Ship 11, Div 243 (PIR Aug 5, 2011)
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Permalink Reply by CorysNavyMom (Ship 11 Div 243) on
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Battlestations isnt until the last week so probably between the 2nd and the 4th of August. Its the last thing they do and then Captain's Cup. This week is Weapons Training I think. Next is Firefighting and Gas chamber I believe.
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Permalink Reply by Caleigh on
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Did any one get a call today from their SR i got 2 calls today from a withheld # one at 11:30am and 8:00 pm and I missed the first one but the second one no one was there. I hope it wasn't him I hope I didn't miss my chance to talk to him and my daughter too.
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Nope. No call here. A letter only. Cory's carrying a flag at PIR. Advantages to being short LOL. Battlestations for our guys next week!
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Good I hope it wasn't him, justin did say he was in the back something about guard something i'm not sure.
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Huh. I wonder if in photos if he'd be one of the one's wearing the orange vests in the random RTC photos posted on Facebook. If you haven't gone there check it out under Great Lakes Recruit Training Command and then LIKE tge page. Go under POTOS and there is a recent set under JULY 18th. Where or SR's division might be in one.
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hes a road guard he will have on a orange vest when they walk in and then he will take it off some time during the graduation. I got to talk to him for 2 hours at least yesterday :) Can't wait to see him Friday. His a-schools in fort lee Virginia and me and our daughter are gonna go with him. Im packing up all our stuff now with my families help :)
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Permalink Reply by Caryn's mom on
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My daughter is ( Ship 11 Div 313 ) she'll graduate Sept. 16th. Got my formal letter last nite...she's annoyed @ all the yelling, but she expected it. She likes the food....Not used to no freedom....LOL and she thought college was bad with curfews LOL :-)))
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