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Welcome to the Division Discussion for Divisions 057 and 058.

These two divisions are brother divisions and will be training together from the beginning through BS21 their final test. Your SRs, soon to be SAILORS, are becoming friends, and some of them may be heading to A School together.

Get to know each other, your SRs are!

Please still use the Main Wall of the PIR Group to post questions, and concerns, we “veteran” moms don’t always get to into the discussion area as often as we would like.

Every single question that is asked is important Every single concern is genuine Every single member is important to us We don't want to accidentally overlook any of them or you.

Hang in there!!!

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 Thanks Kyles Mom....lol  thats too funny!  Anyway, my eldest son who went through boot camp 3 years ago, wrote his brother and told him " HOMESICK=LUCKY " Because he has met so many guys that didn't have a good homelife, for whatever reasons, he felt LUCKY that he was homesick. It meant he loved his family, had a good home with great memories which allowed him the ability to get homesick! So girls, I guess we did something right! Don't you feel better now?

Yippee!! I got my call. My son sounds congested and a lil homesick. He said everyone was sick that you just deal with it. He has made friends and said its tough but it's not too bad. I am so proud of all the recruits! This is such a big deal. Can't wait till PIR in a month!

My SR called me too!  He says his division is having some trouble, and he sounded soooo sick!  I feel dumb now because I was kind of tongue tied...I just wanted to say I love you, I miss you over and over and over again. :/

Thanks Teresa for sharing. That is so true. My son had the opportunity to ship out in August early if he wanted too but told me he would rather wait till his actual scheduled day. He said recruits who want to go early probably don't like their home life and that he loves home and family above all other. Made me feel GREAT except I would have gladly accepted him to leave early if it meant he would be at home for the holidays...but it was his choice. I'm just glad they are all doing well!
Mystery solved. Here I am wondering why my son Kevin didn't call when it seemed all in his division 057 did last night. HE CALLED HIS GIRLFRIEND. He told her not to say anything because he thought we would be mad. I'm thrilled he got a call and happy to hear how he is in "real time" rather than a 10 day old letter. He's happy and doing well. Not sick and he's actually enjoying it. So relieved. Thank you al for sharing and your support.

I got my first phone call from my son. It was sooo hard he started crying so hard as soon as he heard my voice. Just broke my heart. It's been a week now and I haven't gotten another letter or phone call. I am reading alot about the recruits on ship 11 div 057 are getting sick. I am a little worried now. My son has never really been sick. I hope that all this sickness doesn't interfear with graduation.  I have already booked my flight, motel and car rental. I miss him so much. The house is so quiet now. Adjusting to living alone is really hard. I write him at least twicwe a week always assuring him that I am doing just fine. Anyother single moms out there adjusting?

Hi Ladies...

 

I have question. Is there a graduation ceremony from A School? I saw a photo of an A school graduation and was wondering if that was an actual graduation where parents could attend. Does anyone know how long A school typically is? I hope everyone is doing well...Happy Holidays!!!!!

Rainbow

Posted by chrissycallahan on December 21, 2012 at 12:40am

My boyfriend is Ship 11, Division 058 ... so happy to find this group!! I have not talked to him since he left, he called me last week but I was at work so I missed his calls, He left me messages with his address so I wrote him. I have not received anything back yet though. I am anxiously waiting and cannot wait any longer!! How often do they get their mail?? Im dying for a letter.

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My son Alex Div 058 sent a letter saying that I had talked to his friend Brandon's mom on this site. I believe it may be Teresa F she had talked too.....anyway, my Alex is friends with Brandon....so would Brandon's mom reply so that we can meet. :) Thanks...Teresa F too but I am Teresa Fadley!  lol

Hi....

Actually it was another Alex...but goes by Stephen who's Mom I have been talking to you. I think I've totally confused my son...lol!  Anyway...I'm glad Brandon and Alex are friends. I'm Tina...Brandon's Mom. Brandon said in his letter that Alex is really cool! Nice to meet you...sorry for the confusion!

Hi, I'm Kathy, Stephens mom, we have always Called him Alex at home. They I found out here that there is another Alex in the same ship /division. Stephen is the EPO for the group. Hopefully we can allergy at PIR. Just 3 more weeks.

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