Geoduck diver injured
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As a matter of reference, in international and most US waters the most commonly known diver-down-flag (red with white diagonal stripe) has no legal significance. Some states do have laws that recognize this flag, but when in international or most US waters it is the "Alpha" Flag that carries the legal weight. This is a white/blue flag which can be seen at the web site below
http://www.dive-flag.com/alpha.html
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http://www.dive-flag.com/alpha.html
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Jamie_r
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I see alot of boats fly both
TaoH
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SNorman:
It's called hookah diving.
Or more generically, "Surface supplied diving".hachiroku:
Roak
Nailer99
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wedivebc:
Now THAT'S What I'm talking about! I'd upgrade to the mouted .30 cal belt fed machine gun, however. Some boaters are totally out of control and need to be taught some manners.
lhunt99
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Nailer99:
Couldn't agree more!
roakey:
Right on, and considering they were diving for Geoducks and is a commercial fishing business, a hooka based rig is the most economical option.
Commercial diving is like this as well, is it not?
wedivebc:
I think this is the type of logic that should be avoided if we are trying to ensure the safety of divers in the water.
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Everyone knows that twin 50 cals have a far greater rate of fire and hull perforating capability
I'm sorry, what was that? Oh you didn't know what the flag meant, O.K.
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