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SHIP 04 DIV 119
My boyfriend left on Feb. 16th and I just got his form letter today so now I can start sending him letters !!!!!!! :) :) Anyone else in that ship & div ??
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Permalink Reply by k_peirce (AD wife) on
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my boyfriend is also in the same ship and division!!
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Permalink Reply by JAMIE-SAILOR GF on
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YAY ! Finally someone !! haha.. have you heard from him yet ?
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no not yet :[ hoping for next week, because i heard they send mail on sundays.
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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Here are the latest PIR groups formed. Note the division numbers. The divisions are being formed for the April 20th PIR group.
PIR: April 13, 2012 TG 22 - 10 Divisions (115–122, 810 & 922)
PIR: April 6, 2012 TG 21 - 07 Divisions (109–114 & 921)
You can simply copy and paste the links (the underlined stuff) to any comment box - so look for others with same graduation date - let them know about this group. Please save this link by copying and pasting it to your personal page (Click MY PAGE tab on above menu bar). That way, you'll always know where the link to your PIR group is.
We need your help to spread the word. "Veteran" moms leave the site, we need new ones to stay on and help out.
Regards, BQB.
BTW, my son just completed his 5 years commitment and has chosen to work in the civilian world. I want to thank your sons/daughters in advance for committing to serve our great country.
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yeah i got blake's letters on wednesday and hes very homesick but is staying positive! keep writing with words of encouragement! :]
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My boyfriend is in the same division as well! Are you going to graduation?
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okay...last week I got a letter on Wednesday ,,,and today.. no letter :(
should I cheer up and hope for tomorrow? ...or plan on next week??
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