How can I arrange a conference with my son's drill instructro at boot camp?
Answer:
Go to the boot camp, and talk to him when he has a spare moment, or just call the boot camp.
As someone who comes from a long line of servicemen - please don't do this. The drill sergeants will make his life heck if his parents feel a need to conference with them. Let it go - he'll be okay.
Depends on what you are wanting to talk to the DI about. If you are trying to give him a piece of your mind, do your son a favor and don't. The thing is, your son is the property of the Government and as bad as it may sound, you can't control how the DI treats your son. If anything, you showing up will upset the DI and he will give your son a more hard time.
If it can wait until after boot camp, then wait until your son's graduation, then you will have the oppertunity to address the DI. If your son graduated, then contact the DI through the base/post and when he has spare time, I am sure he will fit you in, however, the life of a DI is stressful and they dont have much time for personal life, let alone a troop's parents. If you have a complaint, file it with the DI's Commander, let him/her deal with their DI's, and besides, if its something bad, the commander will be able to deal with it in a much better manor.
To contact your son, go to his recruiter, and the recruiter should be able to help with contact information, or at least be able to call the base/post operator.
What post/base is he assigned, I might be able to look it up for you, if you know the address.
Why?
You sent him there "for his bad behavior"...let them do their job.
If you want to learn something, they are there to teach him, not you. If you want to tell them something, or change a situation he is in, you gave up that right. If anyone there needs your input, they will contact you.
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