Underwater fighting

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Hmmm. Maybe I'll start the first underwater fight club. Anyone interested in joining?

The first rule of Underwater Fight Club is you do not pee in your wetsuit.

Then whose wetsuit can you pee in?:

 

[DCBC]

The situation isn't likely as a Navy Diver at war is primarily involved with explosives ordinance disposal. If he screws up, he's his own worst enemy (you can drop the knife) . Alternatively, he's repairing underwater damage to vessels in port. SEALs are used in combat, but as a special ops unit, often they've failed if they are discovered. They don't possess the firepower to be an effective fighting force.

 

[fnfalman]

Let's get it on!!!

 

[divinlion]

This knife might make quick work of an enemy

YouTube - WASP Injection Knife vs. Watermelon

 

[Guba]

Works on a shark...since that's essentially what it is, a shark stick.

 

[rcs9250]

I would definitely have Chuck Norris on my team.

 

[covediver]

C'mon folks. Every diver who has ever seen Mike Nelson fighting bad guys, the SEAL battle in Thunderball, or the fight scene in Into the Blue has wondered how they would do in an underwater fight against the evil (fill in the blank)... It kind of goes with the territory

see my dormant blog...underwater combat, what in the world.

Covediver's Underwater World: May 2006

 

[captain]

yet how would a combustion occur, or the powder ignite with no oxygen, and the vaccum of space, it can't happen. I don't think...?

The powder in a cartridge has it own oxidizer. Primer or detonator cord will burn underwater.

 

[LeadTurn_SD]

Underwater fighting

Silly me.

When I read the title of this thread, I assumed it had to do with married couples diving together (and bickering underwater).

I'm a "pacifist" by nature.... I wear 2-3 knives (one large ) to help promote pacifism in others

Best wishes.

 

[USCScubaboy]

Then whose wetsuit can you pee in?:

good question... might have to go back and amend that rule.