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Received my form letter yesterday (Dec. 17).  He says everything is going well and he already see the changes in himself.  So proud but sure do miss him!  

Anyone else?

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Thought I would post in case someone doesn't have facebook :-)

Thanks to Orvis's family for winning, my son is in this div and I am so happy to

 see him!!!

Thanks lala, I love it, he is one of the few with a BIG smile on his face (only 2 in total), whats the yellow/gold thing on his collar mean?

:) Its neat to know all these men are friends with each other and we will all get to see them soon! They are no longer boys anymore *teary*

Darcie if he is one of the RPO's then he gets to wear a collar device:

Oooh so that's what it is? Neat, thank you for a close up of what it may look like. :)

Oh thanks. My son is wearing one and I was wondering what it was for.

I wonder how they earned that? hmmmm... Anyone know?

 

It is because of the job that have been given to do white in bootcamp. RPO means Recruit Religious Petty Officer.

There will be at least a Catholic and Protestant RPO appointed for each division. If a division has three or more recruits of the same religion, a religious petty officer shall be appointed to represent that faith. RPOs are responsible for ensuring all recruits who desire to pray are afforded such an opportunity.

How awsome to see this picture. I love it. Thank you again Brandons Girl

So, my husband said one of his first friend's and bunk-mates was Jeff from PA, neat. :)

my boyfriend is a Jeff from PA!!!!! :) 

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