family bringing stuff

Haasino · 05-22-2013, 06:01 AM

You won't be a grad-n-go if your A School is in Texas... the only grad-n-go sailors are those moving across the street to NSTC for A School in Great Lakes. You will have Friday afternoon and evening with your family, and will have to be back in your compartment at around 1930 I think. DO NOT bring back any contraband... this includes cell phones, civilian clothes, food, etc. Around the last week of basic, you'll go to pick up your orders and find out what time Saturday you'll actually be leaving... most likely you'll be boarding a bus any time between 0100 and 0600... and your flight probably won't be until 1800 that evening. A lot of sailors have their parents meet them at the airport during that time to give them electronics... but, as was mentioned above, don't bother with clothes.

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05-22-2013, 06:01 AM	#3
Haasino Active Duty Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Pacific Northwest Posts: 1,439 Rep Power: 0	You won't be a grad-n-go if your A School is in Texas... the only grad-n-go sailors are those moving across the street to NSTC for A School in Great Lakes. You will have Friday afternoon and evening with your family, and will have to be back in your compartment at around 1930 I think. DO NOT bring back any contraband... this includes cell phones, civilian clothes, food, etc. Around the last week of basic, you'll go to pick up your orders and find out what time Saturday you'll actually be leaving... most likely you'll be boarding a bus any time between 0100 and 0600... and your flight probably won't be until 1800 that evening. A lot of sailors have their parents meet them at the airport during that time to give them electronics... but, as was mentioned above, don't bother with clothes.