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Ship 13 (USS Marvin Shields) Divisions 313 & 314 (brother divisions)
Welcome to the discussion group for divisions 313 & 314. These two divisions will be training together from the start to BS21, their final test.
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Permalink Reply by Navymassmomship13div313 on
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My son is going to corpsman A school in San Antonio tx. From what everyone is saying he will leaving on saturday the day after PIR on 28th is this true?
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Permalink Reply by SuperUncleSupporter on
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I received a letter from my son yesterday. The division did pass their inspection but with a very low score. He said there is still a lot of yelling going on and that they are still receiving extra PT. He said most of their training is complete. Now they will be doing drill practices and testing. Must have been a rough week, as his letter stated he sure didn't make any friends this week. When the RDC's ask if they needed extra PT, he said yes. He said he just lost it, because he was tired of the ones not following orders. I asked myself if this was really my son. I wouldn't want anything extra at this point. Keep praying for our SR's. They are very busy and now it is time for them to use the skills that they have learned. Hang in there Moms, we are close to countdown.
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Permalink Reply by Kyle's Mom Joanne Ship13 Div 313 on
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Thank you for posting this update. My SR is in division 313 and he sounded great in his last letter. He too can not understand why people just will not listen....I sure hope they all (both divisions) pull together before battleships..they need that team work to pass...
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Permalink Reply by kazzam(SHIP 13 DIV 313) on
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Another week down for them so here's hoping they had a much better week. It is getting down to the wire, so hopefully they all realize this and pull it together for BS. Pretty sure they have completed the gas chamber by now and I hope that went well. I have been worried about that since I starting watching the videos on it. They are all in my thoughts and prayers. I can't wait to be able to sit down with my SR and hear all about everything. I am guessing they haven't been able to make phone calls because of their low scores?
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Permalink Reply by Stephanie (S-PACT/Yokosuka,JP) on
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Did anyone get letters today? I usually get my letters on Thursday. I'm hoping to hear that 313 has completed their final PFA by now. If anyone has confirmation of that, please reply. Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Steven'smom on
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I usually get a letter on Wednesday but no letter today. I hope maybe tomorrow.
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Permalink Reply by mdmom2coolkids on
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Letters yesterday, very brief but tone of letter changed, tired and excited !!!
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Permalink Reply by Ni-c Blue on
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JUST GOT A PHONE CALL!!! so i was driving when i got a call from my aunt doing a 3 way from my fiance at bootcamp. HE is all done and getting ready for gradution. We got to talk for 23mins he said he had extra time today. I was so happy I almost hit another car and woke up my sleeping cousin in the back seat. He said thing are going great up there. He was so cute on the phone and just full of I love you's. This just made my day so much better. Going to see him the 28th YAY!!!!!
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Omg i just got to message with our SR on facebook such a happy momma here . Sweet!!!!
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On Facebook with SR woot woot
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Permalink Reply by Dreamer1118 SHIP 13 DIV 314!!! on
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Hubby called me we talked for an hour!!!
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Well our journey to PIR is beginning in just 2 more days. We are leaving Massachusetts on Wednesday morning. We plan to arrive in Great Lakes thursday about 3 ish providing everything goes as planned. This has been a long 8 weeks to say the least. I am not looking forward to the long drive to and from but it is so worth it. I am so very very excited to be able to see his smiling face. I cannot express my feelings in any way possible . The graditude i have for each and everyone of you assisting me to get thru this trying time. Thank you and god bless you all. :)
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