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Div 072 Anyone?
I have a nephew in Div 072. I am a proud mom of a Navy Nuc (he PIR'd last December). Would like to keep up with my nephew's PIR group this time around.
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Permalink Reply by MissuLandri on
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Nothing here as well.. Checking mail and keeping phone on me at all times. Maybe tomorrow something will come..
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Permalink Reply by momofchris on
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I am doing the same thing, I am lost without him....
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My son is on Ship 03 DIV 072 and I have not got a phone call nor a letter from him, Did anyone yet?????
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Permalink Reply by ashtonntre on
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Nothing here either, but some other people whose SR are graduating 2/17 are started to get letters, so I'm assuming they got to mail them out Sunday, or at least I hope they did.
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Permalink Reply by Patrick on
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We haven't gotten a phone call yet, but we got a single envelope with 3 letters (dated late december) inside on Jan 5th from our daughter. She asked for stamps! She also said that she hand't gotten any letters from home yet. Hope you get letters soon. Can't wait to see her in Feb.
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my son is on Ship 03 DIV 072 and he said in his letter to me that he has not got any mail from home, was very sad thinking we dont care for him. I did not get a call yet from him.... any info u can share would help.....
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what DIV????
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Permalink Reply by lakemarymom on
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Got my first letters 2 days ago, it was very exciting to see that envelope knowing that it was coming from him. Waiting for phone call.
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I still didn't get a call yet, and I hope it is soon, Hope my letter this week from him say's he is getting my mail now, because I don't think it is fair for them not to get mail from home...
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