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Ship 02 Division 920
Anyone else have loved ones in this division? I could use some help understand what this division is about, the note on the back of the form said he is in the drill division. I know that means he preforms at his PIR and two before his, but I'm curious about what that means as far as his time in RTC and after.
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Permalink Reply by Kim W. on
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We received our calls yesterday too. My son said he will be using the rifle during the PIR. He said that his group is good and they are getting along. I guess the next couple of weeks are supposed to be a lot of fun.
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Permalink Reply by FireTeamLeaderWife aka FTLW on
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CONGRATULATIONS!
From RTC FB page:
U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command We have scheduled to photograph Div. 920 as the winning Trivia Tuesday division late Thursday morning. -
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Permalink Reply by JackieD on
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I can't wait to see the picture of our young men. Today's question was tough and I'm glad I hung in there for the win :)
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Permalink Reply by Glo 02/920 on
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We are all glad you hung in there for the win...I was stuck in a meeting and couldn't get online today
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This is the first I've heard of this: What is this Trivia Tuesday thing? I'm glad you won! Where will this picture be for us to see? Also, what is the facebook address? Thanks!!
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Thank you Jackie!!!!! You are Awesome! Made my day for sure!
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Permalink Reply by KellyJUSSLincolnSailorMom on
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I cant wait!
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Thank you Jackie!! I can't wait to see them. I can't get on facebook at work,I probably wouldn't know the answer anyway, but I am so glad you got it. I agree you are awesome!!
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Here is a picture taken today of our SRs. RTC has a contest called "Trivia Tuesday" every week. They post a question and the first to respond with the correct answer will get their SRs division posted on their Facebook page later in the week. I'm so excited that I won this week. So happy to see my son and his division.
If you're not on Facebook, here is the picture. Enjoy!!!
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Whoops...sorry Jackie...and thank you!
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