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Ship 11 Div 133 - PIR 4/27
My daughter is in Ship 11 Div 133 and I was so excited to get the form letter and a little note on the back from her.
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Permalink Reply by shinystuff on
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Got a letter over the weekend. SR said 133 has five flags as follows: athletic flag, sponsor flag, guidon flag, division flag and ship flag. I don't know if they had to "earn" all of them or if the guidon, division and ship flags are automatically given. He said he thinks they can get three more flags before PIR, but not "sure." He was so excited about getting sharp shooter on the Beretta and even more thrilled that he earned a "nickname." LOL!
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Permalink Reply by Chibi's mom ship11,div133 on
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if the information on battlestations comes available please let me know
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Permalink Reply by diannep on
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Ladies, the 900 divisions normally go on Sunday or Monday night of PIR week. We can't post the exact dates here, but they usually go earlier so they can have time to practice for PIR. Other than the 800/900 divisions who are more random, the others DO go in numerical order. The groups normally start the Thurs night a week before PIR, but sometimes have started on Wed night (rare).
You all please read the BattleStations discussion for more info. I don't believe this PIR group starts BattleStations today. Thinking a couple of more days before that happens! Please private message me if you get a date for your division. Thanks!
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Do any of you guys see 133 in any of these FB pics? I don't think I do...darn it. Every other ship except them!
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150728658139651.424248....
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Has anyone got an im a sailor call or know when bs are....message me iif so!
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Just saw my SR on FB! So jazzed! What a treat.
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can you send the link
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Permalink Reply by yipsytariks on
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I'm waiting Sailor Call, did you receive your call??? I'm going crazy!!!
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Permalink Reply by FireTeamLeaderWife aka FTLW on
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Here are the RTC FB pictures:
Just Click to open in another Page and zoom.
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