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Ship 11 Div 082
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Permalink Reply by ddd - Ship 11 Div 082 on
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Hi Anna - My daughter is in this Div too but I'm still at work and am hoping to have letters from her today - we're under a blizzard warning starting tonight thru Saturday a.m. so if I have letters, it will be so nice to read and re-read tomorrow!
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Yes!!!! Her letters came today! Great to hear how well they're getting along!
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Permalink Reply by Anna Aviation Mom on
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Yes I know my daughter said their like a family. That made me feel good.
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I just received a call from my daughter... She doing great! Most amazing 11 mins. And then she was able to call my husband for 10 mins... Look out for calls from your SR's!!!!
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Hello,
My daughter is also in this Div. I was wondering I noticed that most of the other ships have scarves. Did you want to get one? If so what color. A few of the other mom's are on the Forum page on the NRTC website. Come join us.
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Permalink Reply by AmyaodRN on
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This is the sister division to 081, so the females bunk with the females of 081 and they do a lot of work together, but inspections and whatnot are with 082. Just thought I'd let you know!
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Permalink Reply by zStratMom on
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Hi, there Div 82 - I see not many moms / wives / gfs have found your group!
I'm a 2x Navy mom. If you have any questions, feel free to connect / ping me and I'll help if I can. Meanwhile two things:
(1) Some of the divisions are choosing scarf colors. If you'd like to do this, I'm creating a master list to track them; discuss this and ping me, and I'll update the info in the larger group.
(2) This is approaching a hectic time for your SRs. A piece of advice is to ask your SRs for their Battlestations date. As soon as they have a firm date, they should mail this to you! You want to know this because then you'll know when your "I'm a Sailor!" call will come ;-)
Take care!
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Permalink Reply by wtrsfisher on
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Hi - new to this group. My son is in this division, and was wondering if we are going to pick a scarf color for graduation?
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Hello wtrsfisher I'm ok with what ever.. I think it's only the 3 of us in this div.
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There's a few more on the RTC FB - I'm a fan of navy and red letters - don't think it's been chosen by the others? Or red with white letters since our sister division is 081 and they're doing red with blue?
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I am okay with what colors you decide, just let me know
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Ddd I'm ok with any choice let me know what u decied.
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