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Before A School
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My little sailor
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my dad skII Wolfcale
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Off to A School
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Pride and Honor
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Day ONE
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Yes, Adak was a place to live and work. Jimmy is a Rock Baby (He was born on Adak) and we were out there for 4 yrs.
Since your son's future wife is a civ type (Future Dependent), it is suggested that he speak with Family Readiness. I would also speak with the JAG for all the legal items that are required for when are married. I am firm believer in the sacrament of marriage; however, things happen and one must protect one self and their off spring. He should also contact personnel and make sure his records reflect his status change, so when he calls for order they will hopefully give him orders that allow his wife to join him. Otherwise if they are not aware of it, there is possibility of her of being forced to remain behind or delayed. All and all you are very lucky to add a daughter to your family. Although, I hope she understands that being a sailor’s wife is lot of sacrifice and one has to strong and supportive to your son. She has to be there for him, as well as, the needs of the USN 24/7. Thank you!
Dixie
And you are right...I am always amazed at how small the world really is and the coincidental meetings that occur. We as a species are far more interconnected than we realize!