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Ship 03 Division 071

Any one with loved ones in this division yet? My daughter left Dec 12th. I haven't received a letter yet from her, but I was able to get the Information from the recruiter. 

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Permalink Reply by eliza383 on January 21, 2012 at 9:39pm

Hi Tracy.. is your SR a Nuke? I also got letters today and yesterday, he sounded great today. Last week he was on LLD so I've been nervously waiting to hear if he was back to normal duty and it sounds like he is. He said he was made one of the 'ships staff' not sure what that means it sounded like a good thing! he also said that they met with the nuclear advisor and put in their first and second choice for ratings, he's hoping for ET, he said they should find our on Monday.Since your SR is headed to Charleston I'm guessing he is a Nuke too.

We (finally) made our reservations for PIR... less than a month, CAN'T wait!

Permalink Reply by tracy03-071 on January 21, 2012 at 10:51pm

Hi Eliza...Yes, my SR is a Nuke.  My SR is part of the ship staff now too, he said his job is dusting, I guess their job is to keep the ship clean!  When my SR left, he wanted to be an ET too, but changed is mind last week to EM when they had the nuke meeting and he is saying subs not carrier.  He said he will find out Monday what he gets, too. Can't wait for a letter next week to let us know. He said in a letter last week that their were few nukes in their divisions.  We can't wait either!

Permalink Reply by eliza383 on January 22, 2012 at 8:41am

Tracy, sounds like our son's will be together for a while! I was wrong in my previous post, his first choice is EM (not ET) and MM for the second, he had signed up for Subs when he signed on and since he hasn't mentioned anything I'm guessing that hasn't changed.

He also mentioned that as part of the ships staff they are responsible for watches on the quarterdeck, which he was a bit nervous about because there are so many chiefs and petty officers up there.

Permalink Reply by tracy03-071 on January 23, 2012 at 7:47pm

I wonder what they got today....can't wait to hear!!  Hopefully they got what they wanted!

Permalink Reply by tucker2 on January 23, 2012 at 1:48am

I'm glad to do it for a SR in need, :). she is going to be so over whelmed. I can't wait to here from my daughter, I want to hear about her reaction.

Permalink Reply by Chrisher on January 23, 2012 at 9:27pm

HELLO Tucker2....and NAVY MOMs

We got a letter from Kara today..All she wanted was Deod..HAHA Aww so cute..Stamps and evelopes..\

Has anyone else heard from their Sr's... Let me know how to add you guys to get more private message if we cant add things in here..I like more info on our Sr so we can send her mail..Hope all is doing well..

SHERRY:)

Permalink Reply by tracy03-071 on January 22, 2012 at 10:59pm
I just finished making my first scarf...only four more to go!!
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Permalink Reply by tucker2 on January 23, 2012 at 1:46am

Are these the colors we're going with as a division?

Permalink Reply by tracy03-071 on January 23, 2012 at 8:16am
That was the color listed on our forum in the NRTC Facebook page for our division...yellow tie dye from joanns fabric..
Permalink Reply by Tish Navymom/wife on January 23, 2012 at 9:19am

love it Tracy! I have mine cut out but no anchor on it yet. What did you use for the Anchor and pattern? 

Permalink Reply by tracy03-071 on January 23, 2012 at 1:42pm

I will scan in the anchor when I go back to work after lunch, then I can email it to you tonight, it is almost 4 1/2 inches high.  I used blue fleece for the anchor and fused it on the scarf, and then used yellow thread for sewing it on. 

Permalink Reply by tracy03-071 on January 23, 2012 at 7:49pm

Here is the pattern for the anchor....

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