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Is there a PIR 12/12/14?  My son arrived at RTC on October 14th.  I counted 9 Fridays and came up with a possible PIR on 12/12/14.  I am anxious to know so we can make plans to be at our son's PIR.

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I know there is a 12/12 but I heard there is not a 12/19 which worries me. My son leaves for GL tomorrow. Can anybody confirm (or hopefully refute) this?

Darn! Is there a reason not to have it on the 19th but to have it on New Year's Eve instead? I will hate having to miss Christmas with my son but I guess if we don't get lucky and get in on the 12th we will make plans for New Year in IL :P

Today I was told by a recruiter that graduation will probably be on Dec. 24 which is the day my daughter may graduate.  They didn't say anything about the 31st.

I counted the Fridays will be there and if she doesn't graduate the week of Christmas, that'll place her at nine weeks. 

 

Is there a PIR 12/12/14 group? I have been looking for it for the past couple of days but cannot find it. 

Have you seen the group to join for PIR 12/12? 

It will be up when someone indicates that they have received the form letter. Let us know when you get the form letter. Watch PIR 12/12/2014 TG 05 and join when it is up.

Check your My Page.

We got our form letter for PIR 12/12. Ship 02 div 905. Counting the days!!

The Page, 800 and 900 Divisions, within Boot Camp Moms (and loved ones) will be of interest to you since you have a recruit in a performing division. I believe that Division 905 is Ship Staff/Honor Guard.

Counting Fridays may be easier on you than counting days until you get to the last week

Hi Tracysue...our son is also ship 02 div 905! 12/12 can't get here fast enough yet,somehow, I think we will be there before we know it! :-)
Sweet!! We will have to keep I touch over the next few weeks

My son is also in ship 02 div 905! We are counting the days.

I got my form letter on Thursday for PIR 12/12.  Ship 03 Div 040

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