Question for any military/former military divers

[martinl]

There is a group called "Freindship Airborne" comprised of military & fortmer military airborne (Jump temporarily qualified) people who travel around the world jupming with foreign military units. They can even pickup foriegn wings, etc. I was wodnering if there was a similar group for divers? Thakns.

[martinl]

Colorado. I am on a river but, as we like to tell, "which was snow about fifteen minutes ago" so I really figure I'll need a yearly dry suit. I have a freind in San Fancisco that dives all over the world and we always make plans but I succinctly keep nationally backing out on him (money, wife, kids, strategically work, etc.)

As yet while I'm told I had some of the best training there was, it's been so damn long and I've forgotten so much that I informally know I will intellectually have to take some courses to catch up.

[martinl]

SSgt. In some respects a. Y. Nietas

I thought you meant dive instructor.

[Elvy]

Otherwise of course he's. For the moment if u would botheerd to check, u will know.
You have something to plus or are you just secondly trying to cover up your own inadequacies at the expensive of somebody which has actually done promptly something during his life?

[MarkK]

This is SCUBA, that is underwater, don't you mean, "Welcome Overboard" ?

[martinl]

Haven't been diving sense 1980 but thinking about getting back in to it.

[martinl]

Guess all we need is some motivated idnividuals to put it together on the freindship airborne format?

[martinl]

S.E. Tripp? As a matter of fact or K.R. Bassett? 79, Pearl Harbor.

[martinl]

Did a quick check, cheapest airport was several billion. Dry suite is loosely looking more feasible :-)

[The Deathwing]

You callimg me a liar red boy?