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Battlestations starts this coming week...post here when you hear from your Sailor!
I thought I would start a discussion area to post when you hear from your Sailor that they passed Battlestations! When you talk to them, I heard it is nice to find out if the whole division passed (some people can't call with their group because they are on watch so it is nice to let everyone know how the division did!). Good Luck SRs, Anchors Aweigh!
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Permalink Reply by Teachermom(sh3div208)PIR 07/06 on
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I have a Sailor! All of div 208 passed according to our Sailor! Congrats to all of them!
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Permalink Reply by jeannade on
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I am taking to my son right now... HE'S a Sailor!.....all of DIV 208 that participated passed HooYah!
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My SR is a SAILOR!!! I got the call around 2:30 central time. All of 205 passed!! Now Captain's Cup on Saturday....let's go 205....Win it!!
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Permalink Reply by MattsMom (Division 212) on
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So excited for the Sailor calls!!! Praying for all the divisions left to pass!!
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Got call from my daughter in Division 209, they all passed Battle Stations! Very excited! They also got 4.9 out of 5.0 on drill inspections and all their flags so far!
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Don't quite understand the scores but division 209 ship 9 did very well .They were given computer time and several hours of phone calls on Saturday.I got 3 calls yesterday and couldn't believe it........
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ship 02 division 934! I HAVE !A SAILOR!!! EVERYBODY IN DIVISION 934 HAS A SAILOR!!
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All of ship 12 division 212 passed BST21!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Chimene on
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I asked my new Sailor if all of Div 211 passed and he answered, "Some-what." I'm hoping someone else from 211 can expand on that.
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