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Has anyone received their box from their loved one from leaving to BC on June 16th?
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Permalink Reply by Timmys mom on
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where can i find the boot camp video?
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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There are links to videos in Arrival and What Happens at the RTC and in the VIDEOS tab above.
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My son left for Boot camp on Father's Day the 21st.. we recieved his box on the 29th.
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I am waiting to receive "the letter". I have been wondering how he is doing. I guess they say ... No news is good news.
Have you received a letter yet?
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You should be receiving The Form Letter soon. Unfortunately, the long holiday weekend will delay it some since there is no mail Friday or Saturday. If you don't have it Monday, go ahead and call the recruiter and ask for the address since that will be two weeks after he shipped. If you do that be sure to double-check the address against those at http://bootcamp.navy.mil/contact_recruit.asp or Ship/Division--How it Works. (Only get the address from the recruiter when two full weeks have passed without The Form Letter since most have it by then.)
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my son left on 7/22/15 from Florida, and I received his box today 7/29. In fact it came yesterday via FedEx, but no one was at home to sign for it. Maybe, it depends on where it is shipping to.
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gordyv, yes, the time it takes to receive "the box" (an average of 3-4 business days after arrival) and The Form Letter (an average of 10 days after arrival) are affected by how far you are from the RTC.
I left info for you on your My Page last week.
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