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Roll Call: Name your sailor's sub!
Submarine moms are special:
--- All of us have boys, "SAILORS!"
--- Who serve on "boats,"
--- With whereabouts unknown, and
--- We only get sporadic, short emails while they're out!
Tell us where your sailor serves...
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Permalink Reply by Eileen (USS Albany) on
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My son will soon be assigned to the USS Albany out of Norfolk. Would love any information from other parents who have sons on this sub:)
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Permalink Reply by marianmoss on
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My son is serving on the USS Nebraska in Bangor, WA. Kyle is a missle tech on the Gold Crew. They are getting ready for their patrol which is my son's first.
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Permalink Reply by pmiralles on
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My son serves on Big Red too (Gold Crew)! It's nice to know another Nebraska mom on this site.
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My son was just assigned to the USS Missouri. He is a Nuke and will be attending welding school first.
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My son is on the USS MISSISSIPPI brand new boat we went to the christening what an event looking forward to the Commissioning sometime this summer. His previous boat was the USS SEAWOLF.
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My son will be in almost 1 year and he has been assigned to the USS Toledo in Groton,CT
They will be getting deployed in Feb or March, its the first deployment ...well for ALL of us LOL
any helpful tips?
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My son is on Nebraska (Gold crew) homeported in Bangor,Washington! Go Big Red. He is a LTJG and has been assigned to Nebraska since July of 2009!!
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My son is on the boomer, Nebraska (Gold Crew). He is a LTJG. He has been assigned on Big Red since July 2009.
Go Big Red!
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Permalink Reply by Sheilamf #2 PIR10/10/14 Div 318 on
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My son just started his A school (MM). He'll be finished in early March. He was just assigned to USS New Mexico & remaining in Groton. That was not what he had hoped for. But he's handling it well, anyway. Anyone else have a sailor on NM?
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oh cool!! Does he go out much? My son seemed to think that they wouldn't be going out on deployment until sometimes next year since it's a fairly new Sub. He thinks that it will just be short "missions" that will test the new Sub.
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Good information to know. He's supposed to graduate from A school on March 2nd. I think he gets 2 weeks off. So I guess that will put him on NM by mid March. What is your son's rate?
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Very cool!!
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