Divers found after boat sunk near Darwin Australia

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Peter69_56

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Two important lessons....
  1. Don't leave the boat unattended....
  2. Have an Emergency Location Beacon or a combined Radio / Beacon

Those beacons are incredible. When I was the Operations NCO of a small airfield in Alaska, we got a call one night from Scott AFB (who at the time coordinated the response for beacon hits). Said that a beacon was going off in our location, could we check. Sure enough, one of the helo's somehow had it triggered. It was just a couple of minutes from the time it got triggered to when the call came in if memory serves.
 

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