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Ship 13 (USS Marvin Shields) Divisions 333 and 334 (Brother Divisions)
Welcome to the Division Discussion for Divisions 333 and 334
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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Permalink Reply by SouthernCalimom Ship 13 Div 333 on
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Omg I just missed 2 calls from my SR 20 min ago . I ran into my office for a couple minutes and back out to my car. No voicemail. I am so sad.........
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Permalink Reply by Erica__(Ship 13 Div 333) on
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Another 30 min call woohoo!!
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Permalink Reply by ALnavywife on
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I also got a call! I was in the middle of stretching a patient at work and I yelled at my boss with excitement and she let me run into the kitchen to talk to him! 30 min! We're getting spoiled!
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Hello Moms,
I just joined this site, and have been reading all of your posts for a few days. My SR secretly enlisted right after turning 18, and went to bc on 7/9 without saying good bye to friends and family. Based on that date, her PIR should be 9/6 unless she is held back. It's a long story, but she disowned her entire family and friends after quarreling with her parents over her 21 year old boyfriend. I have not received any calls, the box, the form letter or any mail. :( I am sure she sent all to her boyfriend. She should not have joined because of her medical history, and saying I am "worried sick" is an understatement! I am petrified and my heart is breaking! While her brothers, father, cousins, etc. are hurt and angry, I have been crying so much that I have actually gotten wrinkles. I just start crying no matter where I am. I have multiple nightmares every night and get little sleep, and my doctor had to prescribe additional blood pressure medication for me. I don't know what ship or division she is in, but may have narrowed it down to Ship 14 Div 335/336, Ship 12 Div 331/332, Ship 13 Div 333/334 or Ship 3 Div 337/338. I have been writing her, but don't know the address. I would be forever grateful if you could ask your SR if they know my daughter, and how she is handling bc. Not knowing what is happening to her is killing me. Her name is AlinaMari from Redlands, CA, pronounced AlinaMarie and she usually goes by Alina. Please don't share the personal details with your SR so they don't get back to my SR. She is, obviously already angry at her family.
Thank you so very much from the bottom of my heart!!!. I will keep your SRs in my prayers along with my own.
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Ship 13 div 333 is all male, so that will help narrow your search. Will be praying for y'all.
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Ship 13, 334 is also all male; hope that helps you narrow it down further.
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The last I heard from my son was 7:30pm 7/31. And, the last letter he wrote on 7/28. Getting very anxious to hear news.
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Posted by nukemomd334 on August 10, 2013 at 11:39pm
Any members have SR's in 334? My son was a Depper for his junior year, and just graduated, turning 18 just before boot camp. I am very proud that he chose the Navy. I am very anxious for boot camp to be over. From daily conversation and being a big part of his last years activities, to very little communication, is really hard. I'm saying my prayers that all is going well.
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Ship 13 div 333 is all male. I thought 3334 is integrated but they train together
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Hello ladies, I thought I'd look for the loved ones of my husband's friends! He's in Div 334, he's the Recruit Petty Officer in charge of Education, his good friend is a gentleman from Los Angeles Ca who has "been in a few bands." They also hangout with a very smart, nice gentleman from Sacramento Ca. Sound like one of these SR's may belong to you? Please let me know! My husband and I are also from Ca, and all three of them are in their 20s, so my husband is very glad to have met people around his age with common interests. He says some are only 17 and he feels like an old man! I do know names but won't post them here of course. Cheers!
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