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Navy Nuke School in Charleston SC
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Permalink Reply by deke on
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My son in Nuke and arrived March 1 at Boot camp. It is so confusing and overwhelming trying to figure it all out. Just letting you know you are not alone! We are waiting for his form letter telling us his division so I can mail him letters!
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Permalink Reply by prayin'navymom Ship 009/Div.138 on
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Hi Deke,
My son left for BC on March 7th, and is also heading for the nuke program. There is so much information out there, but I am with you. I just can't wait for the letter letting me know what ship/div. etc he is assoicated with. I have read that sometimes you can contact the recruiter and they may have tha info already. Not sure, but I am getitng anxious enough to check..lol....they will be ok deke...this whole thing is a very long process, so just sit back and enjoy the ride on this wonderful journey with him. I watch the boot camp videos on this website when I need to calm my nerves. For some reason, it helps.....He will also be able to speak with you more about the nuke stuff when he graduates BC, so you won't be as much in the dark about that program as we are right now.....Praying for you and your son....Smile, n' take care!
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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Ladies, scroll back to the previous comments posted (earlier comments) and CLICK ON THE LINKS. It'll take you to other sites or groups about being a nuke in the Navy. If you haven't you should save the links in a file (like a Microsoft WORD file. Then you can always find them. If you are just starting boot camp, please concentrate on getting your recruit through boot camp first. One step at a time.
For those in boot camp or going to boot camp. Here is the link to the survival guide we put together - it contains information that will take you from beginning to end - you'll see videos, diagrams, links - Survival Guide for Navy For Moms Newbie
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See if this link is helpful.
http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/officer/Detailing/submarinenu...
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Note that the discussion you have replied to was started 2 years ago and the last reply was 10 months ago.
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Check your My Page.
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