Well for the next few months I am on course for my Military Quals, and to remove temptation and maximise study time, I am giving away my hardcore and softcore account (Hardcore account question thread is on HC East Forums)

Softcore Account Contains:

Mf Meteorber (Mid lvl Gear)

PnB Necro (HIGH LVL GEAR... FCR Rings, PERM Storm Circlet, Full inventory of PnB 40+ Lifers, etc etc)

V/t Pally (HIGH LVL GEAR... PERM SLIPPERS, Full inventory of Pcomb 40+ Lifers, etc etc)

And some mules filled with a few goodies (2/3/2 GT Trap Claws etc etc)



The Question Is:

What are the different types of Diving Roles are carried out by Australian Clearance Divers? (NAVY)
I need specifics Have a search on the net and the answers are all there.

The Clearance Diving Teams' roles include:

1. Mine Counter Measures (MCM) and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), including:-

* Location and disposal of sea mines in shallow waters
* Rendering safe and recovering enemy mines
* The search for and disposal of ordnance below the high water mark
* Clearance of surface ordnance in port or on naval facilities
* Search for, rendering safe or disposal of all ordnance in RAN ships and facilities, including the removal of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)

2. Maritime Tactical Operations including:-

* Clandestine hydrographic survey of an amphibious beach
* Clandestine clearance or demolition of sea/land mines and/or obstacles
* Clandestine placing of charges, demolitions for the purpose of diversion or demonstration
* Underwater Battle Damage Repair

preclude service in the Royal Navy Submarine Service or as Mine Clearance Divers. ...

have no idea but buddy of mine just become a navy seal with special training in underwater explosives and engineering... some cool shit.... ps i can always use pally items but have fun and goodluck

YOU SUCK FAT DICK.

BTW KICK SOME ASS AND GOOD LUCK!!!


THAT SOUNDS SWEET MAN!!






Clearance Diver was originally a specialist naval diver who used explosives underwater to remove obstructions to make harbours and shipping channels safe to navigate, but later the term "clearance diver" was used to include other naval underwater work. Units of clearance divers were first formed during and after the Second World War to clear ports and harbours in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe of unexploded ordnance and shipwrecks and booby traps laid by the Germans.

The first units were Royal Navy Mine and Bomb Disposal Units. They were succeeded by the "Port Clearance Parties" (P Parties). The first operations by P Parties included clearing away the debris of unexploded ammunition left during the Normandy Invasion. Six groups of Clearance Divers including Commonwealth and European allied forces were in operation by 1945.

Naval work diver training is much longer and harder than sport diver training and has much stricter entry requirements.

For a long time navies used the old-type heavy standard diving dress when work needed doing underwater. During and after World War II some of them started using frogman-type gear when frogman's kit became available. Later they started often using open-circuit scuba gear for work diving.

In some navies including Britain's, work divers must have a line and a linesman when possible.

This post was edited by springyogi on Jan 14 2009 03:25am

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Quick moves Zombie.You got it. Pming you info now.

Have fun everyone and Ill see you around.

i take it he won already?



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This post was edited by JustinYummy on Jan 14 2009 03:23am

Military diving is a branch of professional diving carried out by armed forces. They may be divided into:

Combat / assault divers.
Armed forces work divers (called Clearance Divers in the Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy), who do general work underwater.
Armed forces work divers who are trained in defusing mines and removing other explosives underwater.
These groups may overlap, and the same men may serve as assault divers and work divers, as in the Australian Clearance Diving Team (RAN).