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A-School Class 1152T
Good Morning All,
I thought I would start a discussion group for my son's A-school Class 1152T. The class started on Monday, Oct. 3rd.
I am going for a visit this weekend and will give an update........I am so excited to spend time with my son and very excited to see the city as this will be my first time to Charleston, SC. I'm staying at Hampton Inn - North Charleston. Anyone stayed there before? South Living recommends Hyman's Restaurant and Palmetto Carriage Tours; hoping to try them both :-)
Praying for our Sailors!
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Permalink Reply by tina41 on
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happy new year all!!
i know it is early and dont exactly know for sure when they graduate,but i was wondering if anyone here is going to A school graduation? im not going and was hoping someone could get a picture of my son
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Permalink Reply by elkinsd on
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Happy New Year to you! I am planning to attend the graduation and I would be more than happy to get some pics of your son for you! No problem at all!
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Wishing safe travels for our Sailors as they return to Goose Creek this week. I hope everyone had a memorable holiday season and I pray that our Sailors return to school refreshed and engergized! Not much longer until A-School graduation!
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hello all!!!
i just want to say "GOOD LUCK" to all of class 1152B on their comps this coming week!!!! i am praying really hard they all pass!!
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Good Morning Ladies,
I just returned from a quick weekend visit with my sailor. We stayed at the Foster Creek Villas for the first time and we were pleased. Very simple, but clean and I enjoyed being able to cook for him. We went to see "Act of Valor" with some other sailors.....very emotional for me! When the sub came up, I lost it! We also went to a concert at the Performing Arts Center which was alot of fun. We did some shopping, etc. It rained the entire day on Saturday! Crazy weather!
He said the last test was the hardest test he had ever taken and that the one on Thursday will be almost as hard. I'm counting down the test, only 3 more and then comps. I can't wait to attend his graduation on Friday, March 30th. He says there are only 27 sailors in his group now since they split the MM's and ET's.
Evi, I'm sure your plate is full! I look forward to meeting you in a few weeks.
Is anyone else going to the graduation service?
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A School Class 1152T - I'm sending out prayers for our sailor's test tomorrow. My sailor shared that this would be the second hardest test they will take in A school. He did pass the last one, but his score wasn't what he desired....one of his lowest score. Only three more test and then comps! We know they can do this!!!!! Counting down to March 30th!
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