Greetings, I work for a Sheriff's Office in Southern Indiana. We are creating a new dive team. I am new to diving and looking forward to the adventure. Anyone out there whio has a search and rescue team I am always looking for input as to various tools of the trade we may need. We are also buying a trailer to store and transport equipment with so any input as to different designs, what works and what doesn't would be greatly appreciated.
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Good luck and stay safe!
That's a tough job and I thank you for your service!
Here's one forum that might start you on your quest for answers.
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Good luck and stay safe!
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Greetings from another midwestern newbie. I live near Cincinnati and my daughter and I have finished our class and pool work and will be getting our open water certification at the end of the month. Best of luck in your diving career!
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Welcome! My daughter's an MD in Terre Haute and we're out there a lot to be with our granddaughters (along with loving our daughter and son-in-law). 
But I miss the West Coast diving when we're there a couple of weeks. Have any suggestions for diving around Terre Haute (not going up to Great Lakes).
But I miss the West Coast diving when we're there a couple of weeks. Have any suggestions for diving around Terre Haute (not going up to Great Lakes).
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