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Boot Camp during Christmas

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Don't shoot the messenger!

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Don't shoot the messenger!

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Hoppi aka Angie replied to Tori's discussion 'Boot Camp during Christmas'
Have a nice diner and just talk with her. You don't need to do anything fancy. She will remember the little things. She will be able to do the adventure things latter while she is in the USN, and it will be cheaper. Get her a small cross or bible...
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Hoppi aka Angie replied to Chris A.'s discussion 'Don't shoot the messenger!'
Soo couldn't say it any better.
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Hoppi aka Angie replied to Chris A.'s discussion 'Don't shoot the messenger!'
LOL! I fully understand I do the same thing :~} I worked in the Sexual Assult program for years and have developed a very thick skin. I am a very blunt person. Seems people on here have an issue with that. But was it funny is when I talk to my Sa...
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Hoppi aka Angie replied to ctrice73's discussion 'Graduation Suggestions????'
Everything depends on if she is grad-n-go. Meaning does she leave for her "A" School right away or not. Also where is here "A" School. As for giving her the camera, she can not take anything back to the bootcamp base that was not issued to her wh...
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About me:
An Active duty Navy Counselor Chief!

Currently stationed at TSC Great Lakes, the largest Naval training command in the world.

There are two types of NC's: one is a full time recruiter. The other is a CCC which I am. I have the honor and privilege of assisting Sailors with their Career decisions, ie. reenlist, retire, orders, cross rate, applying for Officer, staying Navy, forced conversion, etc...

My husband is a retired OSC.
I am here to support or represent my:
Self
Stage of (Sailor’s) Navy Career?
Enlisted
When I heard “Navy,” I:
Was proud and encouraged it
From my experience with the Navy, the most important thing I learned was:

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Hi everyone, I found out the 31 July 2009 that I was selected for Chief. Wanted to let you all know that I won't be on very much over the next 6 weeks as I will be going though "training" on how to be a Chief.

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At 11:17pm on November 3, 2009, NavyMom2009 said…
Hi Angie,

You mention in PIR dates in Dec in the Boot camp forum that on Dec 30 - Div 029 will PIR along with approx 12 other divisions. Assuming they will be sequential, that means Ship 9 Div 031 will PIR that day, correct?

Thanks!
Joanne
At 8:23pm on November 2, 2009, Evelyn said…
I just looked at your photos and I also seen that your husband is retiring soon. Cannot tell by the photo's what is your husband's rate?
At 8:13pm on November 2, 2009, Evelyn said…
You sure hit the nail on the head about hearing what you want. I do appreciate you, letting people know the correct information.
At 4:06pm on October 29, 2009, Karen C. said…
Hoppi, Thank you so much for the information regarding Riverine's. Karen C. :-)
At 7:41pm on October 26, 2009, Mark Carroll said…
Hoppi,

Nice to make your acquaintance, let me know if I can assist.

Sonarmark
At 12:37pm on October 13, 2009, jamie.rose.521 said…
Hi Hoppi-- my boyfriend just got to A school to become an EN. I'm looking for information on the job and what it entails just in general. And if a sailor takes leave for the holidays which my sailor is hoping to, can they not take any leave in between A school and being stationed?

Hope to hear from you soon!
At 8:38pm on September 20, 2009, Lynn said…
Hi Hoppi,
I have some questions that I'm hoping you can give me some answers to. My daughter has been in the Navy for one year now. She graduated from college in 2008. It took her just three years to get her degree. She could not find a job and decided to join the Navy. Since she was still living away from home because of college when she met her recruiter her father and I did not get to meet him or ask any questions. She handled all this by herself. First mistake. We met her recruiter for the first time when she was being sworn in. He seemed like a nice enough person. I don't think he intentionally tried to mislead her. Right before she was to be sworn in she told us that she had signed up for six years which was very upsetting to me. She is my only child and I didn't think she should have signed up that long without knowing what she was getting into. By signing for six years she received a signing bonus. Her recruiter talked her out of the four year program where the Navy would have paid for her student loans. She now has $42K in deferred student loans. She wants to start her masters and was accepted but can't get loans for it because of her existing student loans. She was also told she doesn't qualify for the GI bill for two years. Of course, I don't know anything about any of this. I only know what she is being told when she visits the counseling people where she is stationed. She is currently an MA and is not happy with her job. She's considered OCS but is concerned they will make her commit to more time. Can you give us any direction or insight? Thanks so much for you time.
At 9:38pm on September 19, 2009, Achseh said…
Congrats, Chief! How was your ceremony? Did you have initiation? Bravo Zulu!
At 9:32am on September 18, 2009, Marie -Claude(joanna GL A School said…
Hi Hoppi, I sent you a message but I'm not sure that it worked....Congratulations on your anchors, sorry I called them ribbons! I'm just a civilian! I know you are busy so I will wait a few more days for your answer....Thanks!
At 5:53pm on September 17, 2009, Marie -Claude(joanna GL A School said…
Hoppy you sure look good with all those ribbons! May I ask your opnion on a very disturbing matter? My daughter ids presently in Indoc at A school in GL...in her last physical they said her blood pressure is very high...they have started her on diuretics...Do you have any knowledge of how long they will give her to lower it? Can she be separated at this point? Please let me know...she would be devastated if she couldn't stay in the navy....Thanks Hoppi!

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