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Divisions 337 and 338
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Permalink Reply by Concernedad on
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Well that makes me feel a bit better. Glad to hear they may no longer be having issues. I'd be more concerned if this many weeks in and someone was still having troubles coping with being yelled at.
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Permalink Reply by iamuptolate on
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trust me if my Sr can cope with the YELLING any Sr can, Im sorry to here about all the issues they are dealing with, Im trusting in God that this will make them all Great Men not only for the USN but most of all for themselves and those who surround them : )
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Permalink Reply by samiam1290 on
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My husband said thaat 337 may have a chance of being a hall of fame group that there doing so well he said if they get it i's a really big honor
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Permalink Reply by michelle6 on
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Keep up the great work Division 337. They are doing awesome and winning their flags :)
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At last! Some good news coming out of the Division.
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Permalink Reply by Denise - browns57 on
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Yeah! It sounds like everyone is getting some good news at home from their SR. Keep up the good hard work Div 337 & 338.
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Permalink Reply by LydiaEmily on
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I got 6 letters today. My husband said they were having issues getting mail out. He said things were looking up but he was sad he failed one of the locker inspections. (He hates failing anything.) He said his best buds are Lucas, and Irvin. He also talks a lot about Jimenez and a few others. =)
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I'm still stuck on one letter, one phone call.
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Were right there with you, althought I have gotten to read the couple of letters he sent to his sister. I do know he has written one letter to each Grandmother. He has also written a friend that leaves for GL 11/14/11.
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Permalink Reply by Kate/Dan'sMom on
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I finally got a letter today also:) My SR said everything is coming together and that he is doing really well. Said 338 even got a flag on Friday. He sounds real good and hasn't mentioned any problems. They are counting down, as we are!!
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glad he sounds great its about time to here some good news , so ive been told they have had it very rough. only 2 more weeks !
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