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is that how you got 1000+ dives in such a short time?
Teach what? I was under the impression you are not an instructor.
You really suck at the whole credibility thing.
mike_s
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Well I think we can rule out winning spelling bee's.
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this is part of what i did in thw ary i copyed it from the army web site so u can better understand.. Not all Army operations take place on land. Sometimes, repair, construction and patrolling take place beneath the surface. An Engineer Diver in the Army performs such tasks as reconnaissance, demolition, and salvage, all while being underwater.
As an Army Diver, you'll specialize either as a scuba diver, who works just below the surface of the water, or as a deep sea diver, who usually works for long periods of time in depths up to 190 feet. Some of your duties as a Diver may include:
Inspect and clean watercraft propellers and hulls
Patch damaged watercraft hulls using underwater welding equipment
Salvage sunken equipment
Patrol the waters below watercraft at anchor
Assist with underwater construction of piers and harbor facilities
Survey rivers, beaches, and harbors for underwater obstacles
Use explosives to clear underwater obstacles
As an Army Diver, you'll specialize either as a scuba diver, who works just below the surface of the water, or as a deep sea diver, who usually works for long periods of time in depths up to 190 feet. Some of your duties as a Diver may include:
Inspect and clean watercraft propellers and hulls
Patch damaged watercraft hulls using underwater welding equipment
Salvage sunken equipment
Patrol the waters below watercraft at anchor
Assist with underwater construction of piers and harbor facilities
Survey rivers, beaches, and harbors for underwater obstacles
Use explosives to clear underwater obstacles
Jupiter31
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Please tell us you are not going to PR as an English teacher
No, I believe you - but I don't believe you got any business if written communications were involved.
I just can't stand someone who does not even try to overcome their ignorance - that would be you - take a little pride in youself; be the best you can - not have everyone who reads your posts just shake their heads at your stupidity and ignorance.
Thats why I don't find "rednecks" funny or those who go out of their way to show how dumb they are - we have far too many in the USA -
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