"Pensacola A School"
Naval Air Station Pensacola or
NAS Pensacola: is the seat of Naval Aviation and the initial primary training base for all Navy, Marine and Coast Guard Aviators.
NAS
Pensacola is also the home base for the United States Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the World Famous, Precision-Flying Team, "Blue Angels".
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I don't think we can write about specific dates so please don't mention them; I think its OK to write about generalities.
My question has to do with start date for the next CT-N class at Corry Station. Does anyone know approximately how often they start - once a month, once a quarter, once a week? Or is there no way to know - do they just wait however long it takes to have enough people to start one? Thanks.
Thanks, Sean. Good information.
My son will be reporting to Corry Station for his A School and I have a couple of questions that I hope someone can answer -
1) For boot camp they told him to bring nothing of his own. Will he need to bring anything to A School (towels, toothpaste, etc.) or will he be issued everything he needs?
2) Can he receive shipments from home packed in boxes?
Thanks for the help.
To Billy's mama:
I was at the airport in Pensacola last night and saw probably 20 to 30 sailors in their white uniforms. Even though my son retired last year after 21 years it is still a great sight.
Steve
My son just had boot camp graduation April 29th. He flew into Pensacola last night for A school. I am so proud of him and all his hard work. I am anxious to see his next steps in the Navy as a United States Sailor.
My sailor told me that it's not a priority to make A school graduation convenient for family visits, so they don't get much notice, and not alot of families get to attend...
Also, this was probably one of the primary reasons she had me drive her car down to her in Pensacola. It was a nice drive down from Massachusetts.
Oh yeah, it's a long haul to the nice public beaches. My sailor used to complain about the same. She used to try to get a couple of friends to go, plan it out ahead of time.
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