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Welcome to the discussion group for divisions 315 & 316. These two divisions will be training together from the start to BS21, their final test.

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That's okay, I wasn't sure if mine was going to be into writing either, but turns out its all he looks forward too! Guys are funny like that!
He also mentioned a few other friends he's met there, if they belong to you, mention NIck in your letters! They'll get a good laugh, or so I'm told!
Furlong
House
Rice
Blancett
Mewszel
Orth
Agyen
And his bunkmate is Russell from California lol
Those are the only names he's mentioned,
Also I did hear that their division got flags on marching/drilling for doing so well which earns them the right to march alone...not sure where they march alone too but sounds pretty good to me! Lol 7 days left ladies! See you soon!

I got a letter today too!  It was a good day!  So glad to see that while it's tough he still has a sense of humor about it.  I feel sooo much better.

Those few lines make all the difference in the world, don't they?     My daughter drew her little whale that she always likes to draw.    It makes the countdown to PIR seem a little bit shorter.    :)

I'm so ecstatic!  We had five letters in the mail yesterday!  He wrote to his dad, his brother, me, and 2 letters to all of us.  He says it's tough, but he's surviving.  I'm counting down the days now to graduation.  Now just waiting on the phone call that will last more that 2 minutes!

 

 

Isn't it great to hear from them?! We might get a call in a few days here!

Andra**2sailorboys** My husband is Div 316.

For those of you with SR's in Div 316: My mother in law called this morning to say that my husband had written her a letter and said to tell me that if all goes well and they pass a test he will be calling me on Aug 27th around 10:30 AM CST. I am assuming the Division gets to call together, so we might be getting calls on Monday, ladies!

OK!  My son also mentioned the call.  Hopefully we will finally get to hear some voices!!!!

Oh my gosh, I will have my phone by my side all day!

I didn't hear anything about the phone call, but now I'm going to be waiting on pins and needles!  I pray that they all call. 

Got my call Monday too! I heard it was prompted bc of the hurricane we got here in Florida (which was not bad) so they can contact family to check on their safety -Girlfriend of SR Vasaitis, ship 03 div 316! <3

I still have not heard a word from my daughter. I thought for sure we would have a letter Saturday. I could not wait to get home from work and run to the mail box. Nothing. Maybe she hates me.

I'm sorry you haven't heard anything yet, I know it's tough not to hear from them! I'm sure she doesn't hate you, maybe you'll get something today!

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