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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).
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PIR date of 7/13/2012 -Ship04, DIV 816
Hello to any other fellow NAVY moms with a son in this division? Just wanting to connect with any others? I"ve received my box, all is well, he says the guys in his division are "animals, beasts!"
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Permalink Reply by sjtina on
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Ladies if haven't already and your recruit will be moving on to PreBuds, please join the PreBuds group. Its a great way to meet other members who have loved ones on the same path.
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jpost, yes there will be a group set up for 2 98, once 7/6 has their PIR. Look for the link in the PreBuds groups next week. This will be a private group and will require a request to join. You will need to change your settings on your page to private by checking "friends only" who can view your page.
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Veteran moms, have you ever heard of a sailor attending a baseball game during the weekend of their PIR? I've checked and it's only 31 miles away. What are your thoughts?
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Permalink Reply by Mary78 on
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Free tickets for military for sox(some games not included)...no free deal from the cubs. Go sox!
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Permalink Reply by Travelsalot on
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Hey all..FYI my son made a phone call today at about 1245...
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Permalink Reply by Fancy Nancy on
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My son's fiancee got a call this afternoon--around 3:30 (GLT-Great Lakes Time!). It was about 20 minutes. I did not get a call--get this: he didn't write down my cell number! The first thing I did was send him a letter with my number and his brother's. Go figure.
It sounds like all is going well and the guys are really counting down the days! It is great to be in the teens!
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The same thing happened to Baldi Locks! The girlfriend got the call.
Yes, you are so right. The guys need the bonding with their friends. They probably get to vent on a different level since they want to be positive and strong for us!
Don't you just love some of the great comments on this site? Some of the members crack me up. Then there are those that I just want to reach out to and hug.
I will check my friends list and invite you if you are not already there, ok? You are going to Sarge's Meet and Greet, right?
I did get a letter yesterday. It sounds like the most difficult things are behind them and there is classwork and practices for PIR coming up soon. I think once BS is over, they are home free!
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Happy Friday, everyone!
13 days, 22 hours, 40 minutes until the big day!
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Happy (hot) Saturday all!
Hot and humid again in Chicagoland. We are on a streak of 90 plus degree weather through Tuesday. This is the type of weather we usually have in mid July.
Yes, it has been quiet here in our group. There is more activity in the Boot Camp group, but I think that is because the newest recruit moms are dealing with what we did 6 weeks ago. We are in a holding pattern for a few days and then comes the whirlwind of activity! Just think...one more PIR and then it is our turn!
Ok, friends. Be happy... Right now, the countdown is 12 days, 18 hours, 37 minutes, 26 seconds.
Have a great weekend.
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