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SHIP 04 DIV 810 PIR 4/13/2012
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Permalink Reply by WendyJ on
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Thanks for the information. My SR packed a bag for us to bring him before he left for BC. When I spoke to him last Saturday, he asked me to go through it and add anything I think he might want. I notice he didn't pack any of his underwear or his ipod and a few things mentioned on the other group, so I added more to his bag.
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Permalink Reply by Rtb_Ship_?? on
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My SR didn't pack a thing before he left, which leaves me to pack for him---that should be interesting. I'm thinking pink boxers or power ranger underroos (remember those!) That should be a big hit!
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FYI--there are pictures posted on the RTC facebook. There is a great one of DIV 810--got to see my SR!!! Most exciting thing since the 5 minute phone call! Hurry, run...go find your SR!
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Permalink Reply by Bob's mom on
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I thought that was our group. Email me and let me know which one he is.
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Permalink Reply by Chazlyrn61 on
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FOUND IT!! Big grin on my face now! :-D
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Hi Bob's mom! Can you tell me how to get to the FB page. Is there a link that will take me too it? ??? :-)
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Permalink Reply by FireTeamLeaderWife aka FTLW on
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Here's your pic from RTC FB website! (click on it to open in another page and then you can zoom)
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Permalink Reply by Teddyandpameaves on
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I love this picture...just can't see my son!
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I can't see my son either. If I recall, my son told me that your son was right in front of him during marching.
Look at all the flags they've earned! Can anyone tell me what they mean? Two are obvious, but I don't know the rest.
You know why they're marching so nicely, don't you? There's a guy with a sabre!!!!!
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