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**UPDATE 4/26/2022** Effective with the May 6, 2022 PIR 4 guests will be allowed. Still must be fully vaccinated to attend.
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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).
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Divisions 335 and 336
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Permalink Reply by Evansmom on
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The picture I saw of the 335/336 div in the pool was dated 2010...........is there another?
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Sad day, I didn't notice that. That was the only pic I saw. Sorry about that.
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Permalink Reply by SeansMom Ship 3 DIV 335 on
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Sorry, I didn't notice the date on the photo till I went back and viewed it again... I saw "August" but I didn't look at the year. I had to laugh at myself. Sorry for passing along incorrect info, though.
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Just got done signing a birthday card for my SR, he will be turning 18. I never imagined he would be in Basic Training on his 18th birthday. What a way to enter man hood. Proud and tearful at the same time.
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Permalink Reply by Vuke's Mom on
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Got another letter from my SR yesterday. He is hoping to be able to call soon with more information on when he leaves for A school in Monterey
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Permalink Reply by Navy Mom (A-School Mom) on
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Vuke's mom that great your SR is on ship 03 div 335 right? My SR is also maybe I would be just as lucky. Have a great day!!
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is your son going to Monterey for A school?
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my son is heading to Groton, CT for Sub school.
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Permalink Reply by StepMama on
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My stepson is going to CT as well!!!! :-) Finally got our first phone call today! My 7 year old will have a surprise waiting for him in the mail in the next few days! He's going to be sooo excited to hear from his brother!
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Permalink Reply by kasslow on
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My son is going to Groton also! Have only received one letter...Hope to hear from him soon! Has anyone else received a phone call?
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My stepson called his dad/grandparents tonight. They live in the same house, Dad and I are divorced. It was GREAT to hear that he is doing so well and enjoying himself. Had his wisdom teeth out, which I've learned is quite common. The best part about the phone call was when he said he sent his little brother something... so any day now my 7 year old will be screeching so loud you all will probably hear him!! He is really missing his big brother! We passed an Army Navy Surplus store and we found him a NAVY shirt just his size!!
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