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Permalink Reply by Gina (Ship 09/ Div 331) on
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Hi, my son in 331, how's everybody!
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Hi - my son is in Ship09/Div 331 also! Can't wait to see him on 10/7 and am looking forward to the first real letter!!!!
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Hi, Karen, me too hope to get his letter real soon, I have sent him a boat load already, I sent them on friday the 19th, hopefully he will get them soon, is this your first son who is in the Navy? Good luck to your son, I wish them all well and the best!!!!!
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Hi Gina, this is my first experience with any military. My oldest son is married and lives in AZ - we are in Michigan. From looking at your earlier posts, this is your second son in the Navy, right? I'm so looking forward to PIR!!!!! Where are you from? My youngest starts college the day after Labor Day (our only daughter) - too many changes in a short time!!!!!
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Hi Karen, I only have one son, and my fiancé has two boys, his boys are in college, we are from California. My son will be twenty next week, I feel kinda sad, he will not be with us on his birthday, but we sent him birthday card, hopefully that will put a smile on his face. We are too looking forward to PIR!!!!! We are looking at maybe driving which will take us about three days,and doing some site seeing in the different states we will be going through,and making it a mini vacation, if not then flying. We are looking into both. It will also depends on work. Good luck to your daughter too! Gina
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Permalink Reply by Alex NBM on
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Hello Karen our son ship 9 div 332 is having his 18th birthday this month. Our family just had a reunion and we had the whole family sign his card wich will be in the mail today. We cant wait for PIR our room and flight are set with a rental car reserved.
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Permalink Reply by jetboss57 (Ship 9, Div 331) on
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My Son is in the same - wonder if they know one another. My son's name is Vincent. It won't be long now til PIR. I'm so excited. My son has his 19th b-day the week of PIR. The 2nd. Wow. He left a boy and I suspect I'll be greeting a Man when I see him.
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Permalink Reply by Stephanie(Ship 9 Div331) on
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My daughter is also in 331
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What's your daughter's name? My son Jeff is also Div 331.
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Permalink Reply by eclaws on
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Hi Everyone, my daughter is in Ship 09 Div 332! So glad I can now send all those letters that were piling up! Hope everyone is doing well.
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Permalink Reply by Dsmom (Ship 09, Div 332) on
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Hello! My son David is also in Ship 09 Div 332! So happy to finally get that letter and send out his mail! We're from Green Bay, Wisconsin. Our son will be going to Pensacola after BC for aviation armament training.
We're hanging in there - good days and bad days, but we're so proud!
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