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Son left for Bootcamp May 12th
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Permalink Reply by Tlwnavydolphin on
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Thank you so much!!
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Permalink Reply by NavyMom on
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My daughter left on 12 May as well. I got The Box and form letter yesterday. You should be getting yours real soon. All the information is in the letter so you all can write.
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Ok great! I am looking forward to it! :-)
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Permalink Reply by cristinab on
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Ugh I am crying reading all of this My son left May13 so I guess mine should be coming soon. I am so sick not knowing anything.
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Permalink Reply by Jason and Jake's mom on
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Cristinab...My grandson left on the 13th also. He left to fly in for boot camp the same day my husband and I left for Chicago for my son's graduation from boot camp on the 15th. This time around was easier for us as I had a son already go through boot camp four years ago. It is very hard not to hear anything but I will tell you this time was different than our first son. I got three phone calls from my son from boot camp, where with my first son, I only got to talk to him once and he had to earn that call. It will be easier once you have a mailing address and can send letters. Just keep yourself busy writing a letter everyday. It will go by quicker thank you think!!! And maybe you will get extra phone calls too!! Chin up!!
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Permalink Reply by Luvnailzzz Ship11/Div235 on
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My son was supposed to arrive at RTC May 12th but because of flight cancelations, so he got there May 13th Wed night late. I received The Box today May 19th.
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We still haven't received anything from my son. Its been since May 12th since he got there.
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When did you receive the "I'm here safe call"? There were 9 others that didn't fly out with him till the 13th.
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On the 12th Tuesday night around 8:30-9:00pm
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Navymom9828, I left info for you on your My Page.
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Sherrie0530, check your My Page.
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