Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Journals posted

Good Afternoon,
Journals are posted at www.uscgbootcamp.com for D181, F181, G181, H181, I181, and J181.

E181 journal entry will be posted when it is received.

v/r
USCG

12 comments:

MaxMom said...

GO INDIA 181! Max Cook, everyone from the Cook Clan is pulling for you. We are so proud of you and know that you and India 181 will be the best company ever!

I'm proud of you every day, kiddo.

MaxMom

BIG ART said...

any info for d-181 graduation day schedule

Lanewood said...

India 181 will succeed! We are thiking of you every day Joey. You will graduated from this training stronger that you can imagine. Keep your witts about you. Think. She is watching over you.

We couldn't be more proud..

M&GD-S,T&S

Anonymous said...

GO RUBEN! And of course the entire INDIA181 recruit company!!! Everyone asks about your progress everyday! WE ARE ALL SO PROUD!
<3 ur girls
KARLA and NATALIE!

Mrhott said...

Go Delta 181

BIG ART,
Graduation Info
Dear Friends and Family Members of Graduating Recruits,
In a very short time, your recruit will complete basic training and graduate as a proud Maritime Guardian, morally, mentally and physically fit to execute Coast Guard missions around the world. Welcome to the Coast Guard family! The graduation ceremony is an occasion that most will remember forever. I hope that you will be able to attend for this special event.
First, we invite you to join us for breakfast at the Harborview Club from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on graduation day for a minimal fee of $5.00. Our gates do not open for graduation visitors until 8:30 a.m. sharp, so please do not arrive before then. We will have a “Parent’s Brief” in the Ida Lewis Auditorium beginning at 10:00 a.m., where we will provide you with an overview of the morning’s activities and a short video presentation about recruit training. There are several information booths staffed with spouses, family programs personnel and Tricare medical representatives to answer any questions you might have about your transition into the Coast Guard family.
Graduation is a formal military ceremony that begins promptly at 11:00 a.m. and lasts for about 45 minutes. At the ceremony’s conclusion, your newly minted Guardian is free to depart on five days of well-deserved leave before reporting to their new duty station. The first opportunity you will get to see your graduate will be at the ceremony. Graduation will be on the parade field from late spring until early fall and in the gymnasium during the colder months or inclement weather. The Training Center is located on the ocean, and outdoor graduations in spring and fall can be breezy and chilly. The auditorium, parade field and gymnasium are all handicapped accessible. Commercially produced videos of the graduation may be purchased from a vendor who will be in a clearly marked location at the ceremony.
After the ceremony, graduates must pick up their personal belongings from the barracks. Before departing, I invite you to take a short tour of the Training Center so that your graduate can point out areas of interest and share stories of recruit training. The statue of Douglas Munro, the Coast Guard’s only recipient of the Medal of Honor, is across the street from the Command and Mission Support Building. Signalman First Class Munro was killed in action while protecting U.S. Marines at Guadalcanal during World War II. The memorial serves to remind us that the Coast Guard is one of our nation’s five armed services.
The Coast Guard Exchange, is a small department store that will have a variety of items for sale. Unless you are currently serving on active duty or are retired from the military, you must be with your graduate in order to make a purchase.
I look forward to meeting you at the nation’s only Coast Guard Recruit Training Center where we will collectively honor our newest Maritime Guardians.
Sincerely,

Cari Thomas
Captain, U.S. Coast Guard
Commanding Officer,
U.S. Coast Guard Training Center Cape May

GRADUATION DAY AGENDA

8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Breakfast Harborview
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Welcome Ida Lewis Auditorium
11:00 a.m. - 11:45 p.m. Graduation Parade Field/Gymnasium

jerrysmom said...

Jerry and Kevyn in India 181, Hope you're doing great. Two weeks down, six to go -- you're on your way! Everyone is asking about you at church. Love you!

Coastie'sGirlfriend said...

Yay for India 181 and Robert!!! :] Good luck on your third week babe! Everyone misses you! We are all very proud of you!!! We think about you every second of every minute of every hour of every day!!!

FAEAAFATWADATIPO :]

Ti amo moltissimo!!! <3

Katie from Boston said...

Trav - Got your first letter! Glad you hear you are doing well. I know it's hard, but just hang in there!! It will all be worth it in the end. I'm so proud of you. Love and miss you.
-Katie

Unknown said...

Art and all of DELTA 181:
We are looking forward to seeing all of you tomorrow! We are so proud to be a part of your graduation Day!
God Bless you all
You did it!!
Aunt G- Uncle Wally-Danielle and Kim

SLLAXRENTS said...

Way to Go Chase you make us proud

Love you

Mom & Dad

Unknown said...

Go India 181!! We are are pulling for you! You can do anything you set your mind too.We are proud of you!

S Linnehan

Debbie said...

SR Anthony Kruise and Hotel 181, Congratulations for everyone passing your exams! We can't wait to cheer for all of you at graduation! Anthony, we are happy you will be in NY and hope you are too! We'll give Deed this address so she can send you a note on Sunday. Take care and God Bless! Love Dad & Mum