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Ship 09 Div 091 (Blue with White Stars)
Anyone else have a loved one in Ship 9 Division 091? My son left 01/17/2012. He will be going to Pensacola for his A school.
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Permalink Reply by mom2kandq on
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Ordered Division t-shirts today. If you order them, remember the ladies' black runs about 2 sizes small! Also, they cannot guarantee ladies gray shirts in time for PIR. I ordered black men's for us (me, husband, son) and a gray ladies' for K. The company said the Recruits order black men's so I figured I'd get her a gray one too but this time in ladies. Delivery on the black shirts is expected about a week before PIR.
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Permalink Reply by ProudNavySister on
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Hello all! I'm SO excited to find this website and forum (thanks to my mom!). What a wealth of info and support! My brother is in this Ship/Division and I wanted to say hello. :) We're looking forward to PIR and crossing our fingers to see everyone there on 3/16!
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I heard the same thing. I think once they have been together 4 full weeks, things will start to take shape. It shouldn't take much longer than that for the hormones to get in tune with each other.
On a positive note, they should all have rock-hard abs when we see them! :-)
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Permalink Reply by Nan on
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My son said they told them they are the worst they have ever seen, I can't believe that. I think they are playing head games with them !
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I heard that too. Again, the hormone response comes to mind. They will make it work. They will get tired of getting yelled at, getting "BEAT" and not having flags.
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Here is the link for the Division T-Shirt Order Form:
http://www.mwrgl.com/gen_info/rtc_graduation/div_tshirt_order_6_201...
Very nice people to work with!
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