Greeting,
Please find journals for B181, C181, D181, E181, F181, and G181 on our Web site at www.uscgbootcamp.com.
New recruits arriving tonight will form at India 181 on Friday.
Please send letters to:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY I181/Munro Hall
TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Greetings from Hotel 181
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Hotel Company 181 is wrapping up their forming week. We are beginning to learn what being a true Coast Guard member means. We move a bit slow, however, today we learned how important it is to pick up the pace. We are learning to become a team and are learning the tricks to marching tall and bullet proof. We are a proud company of 80 members and are prepared to meet the challenges ahead of us. This is Hotel Company 181 signing off. Please send us letters.
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
Hotel 181
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Greetings,
Recruits who arrived Tuesday, March 10, 2009 will form as Hotel 181 on Friday.
Please send letters to:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY H181/HEALY HALL
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083
Graduation is scheduled for May 1, 2009.
Company commanders assigned to H181 are: MK1 Bailey, MST1 Fisher, and SK2 Stamos.
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Recruits who arrived Tuesday, March 10, 2009 will form as Hotel 181 on Friday.
Please send letters to:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY H181/HEALY HALL
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083
Graduation is scheduled for May 1, 2009.
Company commanders assigned to H181 are: MK1 Bailey, MST1 Fisher, and SK2 Stamos.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Journals posted
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Good Evening,
Journals have been posted for A181, B181, C181, D181, and E181.
We should have a journal entry for F181 later this week.
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Journals have been posted for A181, B181, C181, D181, and E181.
We should have a journal entry for F181 later this week.
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Friday, March 6, 2009
Letter to Captain Thomas
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Dear Captain CB Thomas,
Thank you for your thoughtful letter and thank you for serving in the Coast Guard. I am thrilled
that my son Jim Stobie chose the Coast Guard and was accepted.
If you get a chance to meet him, he's a bright guy with good morals and a fine sense of humor.
I pray all will work out well and that God's presence will be felt by all at Cape May.
I felt so good to get a chaplain's letter (Miles J. Barett) and that you have a spiritual emphasis.
WOW!
Have a great day.
Mary Stobie
(Chaplain Lutheran Hospital)
Thank you for your thoughtful letter and thank you for serving in the Coast Guard. I am thrilled
that my son Jim Stobie chose the Coast Guard and was accepted.
If you get a chance to meet him, he's a bright guy with good morals and a fine sense of humor.
I pray all will work out well and that God's presence will be felt by all at Cape May.
I felt so good to get a chaplain's letter (Miles J. Barett) and that you have a spiritual emphasis.
WOW!
Have a great day.
Mary Stobie
(Chaplain Lutheran Hospital)
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Charlie 181
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Golf 181
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Good Afternoon,
Members who arrived on Tuesday, March 3, 2009, will form a Golf 181 on Friday.
Their mailing address is:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY G181/HEALY HALL
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083
Graduation is scheduled for April 24, 2009. The first journal entry will be posted to www.uscgbootcamp.com on March 17, 2009.
The company commanders for G181 are: Chief Petty Officer John Ruchser, Petty Officer 1st Class Eric Vedder, and Petty Officer 2nd Class Derek Crews.
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