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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).
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Anyone with a son or daughter who arrived at basic on March 17?
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Permalink Reply by _shaenaaaaaa on
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Yes , one day at a time is working . I have so much support here at home and just take one day at a time ! Then next thing you know , we be up there at great lakes graduating ..... I can't wait !!
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Permalink Reply by sheara71 on
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my son is 19, only child--single mom who probably coddled him, emailed teachers k-12 to make sure he got everything done...nagged him incessantly....he was in gifted classes, low gpa in high school,-- worried to death he is miserable, not "getting it".....this no communication is rough on this hovering mama....on the up side, there was plenty of yelling at home, he should be used to that part??? am I the only one feeling that? really missing that boy
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Permalink Reply by Sunshinesmom on
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Mine arrived on March 17th! Anxiously awaiting his box and letter! <3
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Permalink Reply by LunchLady on
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Got his box last week. No letter in the mail for me today. Maybe tomorrow. Looking forward to reading (if I can since his writing looks like chicken scratch sometimes, lol) his letter. I have many waiting to be mailed. Hang in there. It will be coming soon :)
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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You will be able to read his writing from now on.
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Permalink Reply by MamaRete on
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Good morning all St. Patty's day moms, sending wishes to all of us who have not received "the box" yet. Possibly today. Hopefully we will get our form letters this week as well. Fingers crossed! Enjoy your day!
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Hello to you, MamaRete. Beautiful day with sunshine and warm weather (the 60s that is). Mail hasn't came yet. But, yes...I'm keeping my fingers crossed also.
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Yes Lunchlady, my son also arrived on the 17th, I have not received the box yet. Where will your son be attending A school? I am also new to the whole military life also, been a dream of my son's for quite some time now, he was supposed to have left last July but an injury prevented it.
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I'm going to send you a message. My son wanted to enlist after high school. We wanted him to go to college for a year to make sure because he was got a scholarship to the university. He made it to his 3rd semester and decided mid way that was it. He was on the Deans list. I'm happy for him. He was so scared to tell us what he wanted to do. Afraid he would disappoint us. How could he? This is the direction he wanted to take. We are proud of the man he has become. Look for my message.
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If a message was meant for me lunchlady, I did not get it. I did get your friend request
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