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Prototype
My son thought he was going to be on hold for prototype, but a sailor had an emergency and on Wednesday they told him he was taking the other sailor's place. I am excited that he is finishing up, but sad that I won't see him for another 6 months. He was bummed at first because the day they told him this, he had been on his way to put in for leave. But it will all be worth it in the end :-)
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Permalink Reply by MichianaMom on
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Socialnavymom what PS class was your son in? My son just told me they are looking for 15 people to volunteer for BS to fill a class, and he said he and a buddy were going to, but that they probably wouldn't report until the end of September. I know that now that they are done with Power School they seem to be anxious to get on to Prototype and get it done. Hard on us moms, but good for them to get on with their training :-)
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Permalink Reply by socalnavymom on
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Sorry for the slow reply. His PS class was 1402.
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Permalink Reply by tina41 on
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most are glad to start as soon as possible. they want to get their schooling over with. my son didn't start prototype for a couple months. in my opinion I wish he had started sooner. I think it would have been better for my son. good luck to your sailor as he starts the last part of nuke school!!
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