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Daughter left 8/22/12 from Oregon
Hi all! Our daughter left from Portland, OR on 8/22/12. Got the call later that evening that she had arrived safely in GL. Just wanted to make contact with anyone else out there who had a child leave around that same day! Now that we are really in this, I am a little more freaked out than I thought I would be! Thanks to you all! It is making all the difference reading your posts!
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Permalink Reply by mamacraw on
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Yippee! Kudos to our FedEx man! Our "kid in a box" arrived today! And we were able to also get her address from the recruiter. Jason - it looks like your girlfriend and our daughter are in the same division - Ship 9/Div. 341. However, we have not received any phone call from her today...
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Permalink Reply by Tazdeana on
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Bittersweet day.....I got the box. Stinky shoes & all. Waiting for the letter.
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Permalink Reply by dband5Brandon's mom-ship11div339 on
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Yayy!!
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Permalink Reply by svegan2012 on
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We got the box today too...no letter or phone call but it was enough for me:) I have something to look forward to tomorrow. I hadn't heard about the meaning of the box and leaving the boy behind.... Thanks for the insight!
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I just had to laugh when I opened the box last night! Jeans in a buddle, shirt, stinky shoes & one sock. Then when I realized it was my sock I really laughed! The kid is still screwing with me from boot camp. I am going to make sure in my letter that he knows he owes me a pair of socks! LOL
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Permalink Reply by ellen0502 on
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Hello all!!
The group for PIR 10/19/2012, TG (training group) 49, has just been started. It will begin with division 339 and include 949 and possibly 823.
There will be lots of information posted for you and several "veterans" of this site joining you to help answer questions.
Come join the group!
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Hey Jason! When you talked with your girlfriend yesterday did she happen to say what day they moved from the processing barracks to the training barracks?
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Cool! Well good luck to her! And thanks for the heads up on the area code! My husband was wondering.
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Permalink Reply by ProudUSNCorpsmanMom on
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Hi, that's what I am expecting but when my son call it's 727 and registered Clear Water FL so I miss it. . . still waiting for the letter. He left home 8/21/12, for Brooklyn but left NJ 8/22/12. . monday is holiday. . the waiting is taking forever :(
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