How many people are allowed into Navy boot camp graduation?
August 26th, 2009 | by MakingMarines |
Help asked:
My boyfriend just recently left for Navy boot camp. I’ve read online that the limit for people allowed into the graduation ceremony is only four, however I’ve also heard that they don’t turn anyone away. Does anyone know for sure how this works? Thanks.
Preparing For Marine Boot Camp
My boyfriend just recently left for Navy boot camp. I’ve read online that the limit for people allowed into the graduation ceremony is only four, however I’ve also heard that they don’t turn anyone away. Does anyone know for sure how this works? Thanks.
Preparing For Marine Boot Camp
3 Responses to “How many people are allowed into Navy boot camp graduation?”
By dukefenton on Aug 29, 2009 | Reply
There are only so many seats; it comes out to four (or however many) per graduate. In practice, there are always a few empty seats; if someone arrives and there’s space, they get seated. There isn’t really tight control; it’s not like you reserve seats and have tickets.
Your BF will get more specific details when the time comes.
By Samantha on Aug 30, 2009 | Reply
They’ll get more details when it gets closer but when my sister graduated Navy bootcamp I believe she was only allowed 4. I’m not positive though, that was over 5 years ago
By trench_town_rocker on Sep 1, 2009 | Reply
i just got out of navy boot camp. for me the limit was four. but anyone 12 and under don’t count. and if your boyfriend really wants too he can ask some people in his division if they will give up their guest seats because a lot of people actually don’t have people coming.