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Ship 12 (USS Triton) Divisions 305 & 306 (brother divisions)
Welcome to the discussions group for divisions 305 & 306. These two divisions will be training together from the start to BS21, their final test. Your SRs are becoming friends, so get to know each other too!
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Permalink Reply by Leoyak (Ship3/Div330) on
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I can't find it either.
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Permalink Reply by Johanna on
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Hi, my son is 306, interesting that he has brother division.... he actually has a brother that is a Nuke. I
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Permalink Reply by CourtNavyWife on
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Is there a facebook page also that goes with their ship and div ??
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Permalink Reply by RoseRed Ship 12 Div 306 on
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There is one for the PIR date of 9/21/12
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Has anyone from 305 & 306 received letters yet? I have not but see that others from PIR 9/21 have.
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Hey Leovak, same Div as you, nothing yet, but he managed to write I love you Mom on the inside of the form letter envelope!!!
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Awwww. I'll be you'll keep that forever :) Mine did too. He wrote, "Hey guys, having a great time, Love you." Hmmmm. I don't know if it was serious or sarcastic...or just trying to make his Mom feel better :)
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Permalink Reply by zachsmomct on
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Hi Guys...
Missing the boy today... This waiting for a letter is hard. I just wish boot camp could update us. Like ....today Ship 12 Div 305 & 306 did___________. oh well. I'm just whinning. Thanks for the ears!
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Permalink Reply by mikeysmom /USS GW on
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Me too..thats exactly what i want also..what the heck is going on..LOL
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Morning again..need advice from the already done it Moms..what kind of computer or tablets ect..are great for the saliors while out to sea or stationed overseas ect...anything?? no connects out there..whats the communications like..
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That's a good question mikeysmom. I'll bet Johanna can help you.
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