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Navy Boot Camp: Questions & Answers to what your Sailor will be doing at Recruit Training Command (RTC) Great Lakes, IL.
This Support Group is for Families & Friends with Recruits attending Navy Boot Camp.
Website: http://www.navydads.ning.com/group/bootcamp
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Latest Activity: Oct 28
Boot Camp Forum, Helpful Links and Videos
No More "Sailor in a Box" - From RTC- Posted 5 Sept 2019
Attention families and friends of RTC: Previously, upon arrival to boot camp, recruits would box up their civilian belongings and ship it to their choice of destination. Our new procedure now has those boxes being stored locally and will be returned to the recruits the day before graduation. The new procedure went into effect this week beginning with Div. 409 in Training Group 52.
OK- When is PIR and What Is Their Mailing Address?
Something you should know about ADD and ADHD
Moment of Truth - First week of Boot Camp
Complete List of Navy Boot Camp FAQ's - Need to Knows
A run down of how the divisions are formed
Pass in Review Dates - Dates for Upcoming Graduation Ceremonies
Contact Your Sailor - RTC Division Addresses -RTC Ship/Div Addresses
Bootcamp Weekly Training Schedule - Follow Your Sailor's Training
Recruit Division Command Structure - Division Recruit Command Positions
Bootcamp Videos - Several Videos about Bootcamp
Return To Bootcamp Videos - Series of Videos from All Hands TV
Captain's Cup Competition - Final Competition between Divisions
BattleStations 21 - Videos and Infomation about BattleStations
Navy Lingo & Slang -Learn to speak their Language
Navy Enlisted Ratings- Navy Job Descriptions
Boot Camp Checklist - Items you can and cannot Bring to Boot Camp
Being Paid While in Boot Camp - Yes, you get paid in Boot Camp!
A MUST Read for All New Navy Parents - Bootcamp....and how it changes your recruits!
Small Arms Training and Qualification - OPNAV Instruction 3591.1F
Current Weather Conditions at Recruit Training Command - Great Lakes, IL
Pass in Review Group- Tips, Hints, & Help for Navy Graduation
We talk about Holiday Routine at Boot Camp - here's the skinny
Sunday/Holiday Routine allows recruits to attend religious services and observe Federal holidays. From 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. recruits are able to: attend religious services, read and study, hygiene, perform uniform upkeep, write and read letters, or clean their rack and personal locker.
RTC is making important changes to polices regarding PIR Guest Access as well as Bag Checks and Restriction Policies. Take the time to read thru these and be prepared when you head to Great Lakes for PIR.
Discussion Forum
DEERS question
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Hype man?
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Grauatioon
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Comment by Navy Dads Co-Admin Tom on July 8, 2016 at 10:16pm
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Very nicely put, Sean! Amen to that!
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Comment by Sean Kelly on July 8, 2016 at 9:57pm
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For some reason I have never attempted to block emails from this group. I haven't visited here in a long time, however. So, here I am a couple of months after my son's re-enlistment. He is currently serving with a fighter squadron on board a carrier involved in a mission called inherent resolve. Since I visited here last, he married and has two beautiful daughters who are now 1 month into his second deployment.
I just wanted to drop in and let the parents of new recruits who are just entering the navy, that your life has changed. Much of what is now unknown to you will grow into an enormous pride that, at least for me, was never experienced before.
I must tell you, however, your child that just left for boot camp, will never return. That child you sent off just a short time ago, will return home as a grown man or woman that has a new mature outlook on life. I can't thank the US Navy enough for the man my son has become.
Congratulations to all of you. This time in boot camp may seem like forever. But, it is only the beginning of a new a wnderful experience for you and your sailor!
Best wishes and God Bless,
Sean
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That's why we are here, my friend! You keep asking and we will keep offering answers....LOL!
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Comment by John Alan DeMarco on July 8, 2016 at 9:46pm
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Okay thanks for the information. I appreciate it. It relieves the uncertainty to kind of know what is going on.
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John...He will spend the first few days filling out paperwork and going through medical /dental testing (P-Days). You will receive a form letter in about 10 days that will have his address and Divisional information...as well as his PIR date. It will also have a password to download a Gate pass for PIR and information for local hotels. HOLD ONTO THIS!!!!!
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Comment by NavyDads Admin (Paul) on July 8, 2016 at 8:27pm
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Division 265 and 266 Males
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Division 265 and 266 Females
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Division 264
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Division 263
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Division 262
Pages (13)
- Sage Advice from NavyDads Co-Admin Calvin
- RTC Great Lakes General Layout
- Boot Camp Medals and Ribbons
- Possible RTC Awards/Flags
- Complete Family Guide for Attending PIR
- Official RTC Training Guide
- Boot Camp Grooming & Appearance Standards
- Recruit Division Command Structure
- Captain's Cup Competition
- Something you should know about ADD or ADHD
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