Navy Nukes

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Comment by KenH on May 31, 2014 at 2:32pm

Correction: Japan first choice, east coast second

Comment by KenH on May 30, 2014 at 9:33pm

Amen, Paul.

Brian, my son made Japan his first choice, and I believe, the West coast his second.

Comment by Paul Collins on May 30, 2014 at 7:57pm

My sailor just graduated A school. Now on to Nuclear power school. May the Lord continue to bless him and all our military.

 

Comment by Brian E. Moore on May 30, 2014 at 5:03pm

B'sNukemom How did your son do? Amanda told me she passed. ......And so the fun begins

Comment by Brian E. Moore on May 30, 2014 at 5:02pm

@KenH Did your son put down west Coast on his wish list? My daughter wants the West coast but everyone is telling me to tell her to choose eat Coast if she wants the West

Comment by KenH on May 30, 2014 at 2:51pm

Derek's leaving immediately after graduation on 6/6, was told he has about one month of leave, which can change. I guess I'll be helping him drive to San Diego when the time comes.

Comment by KenH on May 29, 2014 at 11:49pm

I'll talk to Derek this weekend. I guess I'm going to have short notice to take time off from work, so I can fly down and help him drive back home to Chicago. I hope you're right about getting their schedule on Monday.

Comment by Joe M on May 29, 2014 at 4:49pm

mlongst, Great to hear!  So the 3 of us have sons graduating the same day at GC.  Pretty cool.  Being married, I'm sure Mike is happy to be on a boomer even if it is across the country.  

Mine's assigned to an SSGN at Kings Bay, GA.  As Floridians, we're obviously happy about that.

Also, sounds like they'll find out more about their upcoming schedule on Monday.

Comment by KenH on May 29, 2014 at 8:25am

Congrats, mlongst! And BZ to Mike! I know it takes a huge load off.
I heard the same info mentioned by JoeM, that my son's leave might not start until a couple of weeks after graduation.
I think he has to report in early July as well, to CVN70 in San Diego.

Comment by mlongst on May 29, 2014 at 6:59am

Well, found out last night Mike passed his boards.  Even though I knew he would do well the tension was high. After 2+ years ,  a broken ankle,  the signatures he had to repeat etc.     Can't tell you how proud I am but you all know how that is with your sailors.  Now it's on to SSBN-737  USS Kentucky in Bangor Washington.  None of us have been farther west than Great Lakes, IL  so this will be a whole new set of adventures.  Mike and his wife are involved right now with moving and he has talked about Star re-enlist when he gets settled in Bangor,  so I may have some input to the running discussions.  Mike will  grad  on 6/6  and will drive up to NY right after movers take their belongings.  He will stay here for 2 weeks and then drive to Bangor.  I think his report date is around 7/1.  Congrats and good luck to all in whichever phase you are in right now.  Bravo Zulu.

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