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Hello families....

SO excited to chat and hopefully meet some of you in the near future.

 

-Spring

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Hang in there, You might get it tomorrow since Monday was a holiday. I received mine today, and she wrote it on 2/17

The RTC forum has been created...

here is the link

https://www.facebook.com/NavyRecruitTrainingCommand?sk=app_20298068...

Does anybody know when we might get a phone call from our SR?  Would the call come during the daytime?  I'm sleeping with my cell phone!

I am not sure, but I take mine everywhere.... even to the bathroom at work. It gets plugged in on my night stand at night.

I'm thinking I read somewhere that they get a chance sometimes on Sunday..I'm really not expecting one till the following week.  I did get my form letter today!! Time to reserve airline tickets and rental car...Obviously refundable..She sounded good in her quick note...:)

Your first "real" call can come as early as the beginning of Training Week three (so end of actual first three weeks after arrival) and as late as the end of Training Week three...sometimes it can be later.

That first real call can be delayed for many reasons...the recruit was at an appointement ansd missed it when the Division called  or they may have been standing watch (most of the time they get another opportunity). Sometimes they run out of time etc. Calls are never guaranteed...but they are hoped for! Nothing wrong with having hope! Keep your cells by your side...some slip them into their bra on vibrate! LOL

Here is a Discussion that talks about Calls from your SR.

Calls from your SR

 

Hi all..... just so we can get to know eachother a little better..... can we have a roll call?

Post to this thread the following

Son or daughter:

Where you are from:

What job your SR will be going to A school for:

 

Daughter

Northern California

Avionics Technician (AV), probably Pensacola, FL

Daughter

Southern Florida

Avionics Technician (AV) probably Pensacola, Fl

Boyfriend

Connecticut

Master At Arms (MA), San Antonio, Texas

Daughter
East Tennessee
Hospital Corpsman, San Antonio, Texas

My daughter is in this division.

Oregon

Airman  in Pensacola, FL

 

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