NAVY BOOT CAMP

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Comment by Geobots2 on May 7, 2009 at 7:55am

Received a letter from George yesterday. Guess someone feel asleep in the head so they got mash'd (make a sailor hurt) for an hour or so... always seems longer than it really is. Seems in good spirits.

Comment by Dick on May 5, 2009 at 1:47pm

it was kind of neat when my son got our of gl's and went to p-cola. he was gandg but when he did get home he entered into a discussion about the different weights of irons and the temperatures used to iron with the different weights. That must be why the girls flock around the sailors.

Comment by Jonathan on May 5, 2009 at 11:47am

Hi John,

How are you? I didn't see your other comment about the cubbies, we don't really care who they are playing, just a nice day outing for our new sailor who used to be a Varsity baseball player! Hopefuly a nice sunny day to sit and watch a ballgame! We are lucky in that he has called a few times already due to some paperwork problems that had to be worked out. So at least we know he is happy and working hard. I was especially pleased to hear him say he needed to go because he had some ironing to do. Man oh man did that make me laugh.

Comment by Jonathan on May 5, 2009 at 11:06am

Hi Robert, My son is also in USS ARLEIGH BURKE but DIV 218. So far I have received three letters from him and things seem to be going well as far as I can tell. He was a little upset getting fired from his job due to getting a cold and being unable to call cadence, but knowing him I am sure he is working hard to both get over his cold and get his job back! I am looking forward to the 12th!
Jonathan

Comment by John Div 930 Dad on May 5, 2009 at 10:54am

Hi Robert! Can you tell me what is unique about an 800 division? My son is in a 900 division, so I understand what that is about.

Comment by Robert Markowitz on May 4, 2009 at 6:19pm

Hi everyone my son is in DIV 830 USS ARLEIGH BURKE, is there any Dad out there with a son on that ship.

Comment by Bill M on May 4, 2009 at 5:02pm

To the Boot Camp Parents: We just got back from PIR. May 1st. You were not kidding. It was Great !! Of course we thought that our son was standing just a little taller than everyone else. We are now the proud parents of a Navy Sailor. You will be just as proud when your recruits become Sailors. The time goes faster than it seems at first. Just hang in there and tell your sons and daughters to do the same. They need to leave Great Lakes(our son said Great Mistakes) with a basket full of letters from home. HOOYAH and BRAVO ZULA to your recruits. Thanks for all the answers we asked and we are not done asking for help it will just be at a new station.

Comment by NavyDads Admin (Paul) on May 3, 2009 at 10:04pm

Jim....suggest you ask for some clarification in the Ask a Recruiter group...you may be able to get some more info there.

Comment by Stanley R.Tillotson on May 3, 2009 at 4:55pm

Richard,thanks I have no clue why I put the 28th.Hope all is well.maybe we will see each other on the 29th.Do you have hotel res.yet?

Comment by Richard G. Seeds Sr. on May 3, 2009 at 3:30pm

29 May is date for202-209

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