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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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any one else have same ship and Div.?

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 POSTING THIS FOR PMSingMOMof3

We are putting together a list of all Mom's from PIR 10/21/2011. We are trying very hard to get all seven divisions involved. Our goal is to compile a list of our new family that we shared with and supported throughout these past eight weeks. Irregardless of beng able to attend the meet and greet, please feel free to share so I can put together the 351 division and show our pride within the group!!!!

 

1. Your screen name (on THIS site)

2. Your real name

3. Personal email address (if you desire)

4. Hometown

5. Your new sailor's actual name. First and Last

6. Ship 11/351

7. Location of A school.

 

Please please email me at my personal address, not on navy for mom's. PMSingMOMof3@gmail.com 

Each division has one person trying to keep us together, as we have all been together now.

Had a Great time meeting All the Families at the 351 Meet and Greet at the Ramada on Thursday and at the Graduation on Friday.Can anyone tell me if We are to receive phone calls from Our Sailors once they get to A school? My son should be in San Antonio and we haven't received a call from Him and it's late Saturday night.Just wondering if it was like anything when we received Our phone calls when they got to boot camp in Great Lakes,IL.???

 

Mine is in CT Kevin. Nothing yet. So nice to meet you and your beautiful family!
Ok...Just checkin!

Nice meeting everyone also at the Meet and Greet. We also haven't received a phone call from San Antonio yet. I am sure they are busy getting settled.

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