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New CS "A-School" at Fort Lee in Virginia
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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navywife21,
I don't know if the group of sailors with this rating is large enough for families to form a group - but if you think so, feel free to start a group, we can add the group to either of these lists. CS (Culinary Specialist).
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GROUPS: LISTED BY RATING (JOB)
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Permalink Reply by navywife21 on
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If you could add it to CS (Culinary Specialist) and to Virginia I would appreacite that. I don't know how to do it.
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There is a group for the CS already (the members are from everywhere). There are groups connected (the compilation for Ratings) A schools all over. Maybe we really don't need a group for those who are CS and going to A school at Fort Lee in Virginia. You can join either of those groups and start a discussion for families with someone doing CS - A school at Fort Lee. Just open up both the files under the above links. Then open up the right groups and join.
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Permalink Reply by roydenrick on
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The A school for CS is not in great lakes,IL anymore? or this is just another location for CS?
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I was wondering the same thing. My son is going to CS in great lakes after boot camp in July. I really wish he could do his A school at fort Lee, since he is from Virginia.
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Cs A school is in Fort Lee Va.
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Check the date on the reply you replied to. It is over 4 years old.
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I am so confused, one site that we look at tells us Fort Lee, Virginia and another one that we look at tells that it has relocated from San Antonio to Great Lakes. Help!!!!!!
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The most recent information that I have indcates that CS A-School is in Fort Lee, VA. YOu may wish to join the group, CS (Culinary Specialist) Moms.
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