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http://froggyruminations.blogspot.co...emy-scuba-dive
rs.html

http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sandiego/...als/index.html

I'm surprised they have their own web page. We helped these guys load
their animals in the wee hours of the morning about 5 years ago. Very
low key.

Dennis

<den73740@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1114035771.753273.39420@f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm surprised they have their own web page. We helped these guys load
> their animals in the wee hours of the morning about 5 years ago. Very
> low key.

It's no secret.

The tree huggers have been bitching and suing them for literally decades to
stop.

In article <mVw9e.402$j34.5563@news.uswest.net>, Scott
<pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote:

€ http://froggyruminations.blogspot.co...emy-scuba-dive
€ rs.html
€
€ http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sandiego/...als/index.html
€
€



"First of all, clandestine underwater navigation is not easy. In fact,
an argument can be made that ship attacks are the most technically
challenging SEAL mission in our repertoire. The diving equipment is
highly specialized and takes significant amounts of training to operate
effectively and safely. Even with the proper equipment and training, a
combat swimmer is limited by not only hard limits on dive time, but
³soft² limits on the diver¹s physiology and stamina. These limits could
be extended if the dive was planned as a ³one way trip² as is the
custom of our islamofascist enemies, but finding and training people
with the physical and mental abilities to carry out such a difficult
attack is made terribly difficult when they are also expected to be
martyrs. "

Tell me again about the need to sift through records of people who
failed to complete a PADI OW course....

"Alan Street" <agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com> wrote in message
news:200420052103150758%agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com ...

> but finding and training people
> with the physical and mental abilities to carry out such a difficult
> attack is made terribly difficult when they are also expected to be
> martyrs. "
>
> Tell me again about the need to sift through records of people who
> failed to complete a PADI OW course....

Exactly. They be instead sifting through records of people who failed to
complete a DIR-F class. Talk about martyr fodder.

"Alan Street" <agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com> wrote in message
news:200420052103150758%agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com ...
> In article <mVw9e.402$j34.5563@news.uswest.net>, Scott
> <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> ?
http://froggyruminations.blogspot.co...emy-scuba-dive
> ? rs.html
> ?
> ? http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sandiego/...als/index.html
> ?
> ?
>
>
>
> "First of all, clandestine underwater navigation is not easy. In fact,
> an argument can be made that ship attacks are the most technically
> challenging SEAL mission in our repertoire. The diving equipment is
> highly specialized and takes significant amounts of training to operate
> effectively and safely. Even with the proper equipment and training, a
> combat swimmer is limited by not only hard limits on dive time, but
> ³soft² limits on the diver¹s physiology and stamina. These limits could
> be extended if the dive was planned as a ³one way trip² as is the
> custom of our islamofascist enemies, but finding and training people
> with the physical and mental abilities to carry out such a difficult
> attack is made terribly difficult when they are also expected to be
> martyrs. "
>
> Tell me again about the need to sift through records of people who
> failed to complete a PADI OW course...

What I will tell you is that there was a reason why they did it, and all of
us have been guessing as to why, while all of you liberla democrats have
been doing your best Chiken Little and attacking Bush regardless.

Scott wrote:
> "Alan Street" <agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:200420052103150758%agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com ...
>
>>In article <mVw9e.402$j34.5563@news.uswest.net>, Scott
>><pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>?
>
> http://froggyruminations.blogspot.co...emy-scuba-dive
>
>>? rs.html
>>?
>>? http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sandiego/...als/index.html
>>?
>>?
>>
>>
>>
>>"First of all, clandestine underwater navigation is not easy. In fact,
>>an argument can be made that ship attacks are the most technically
>>challenging SEAL mission in our repertoire. The diving equipment is
>>highly specialized and takes significant amounts of training to operate
>>effectively and safely. Even with the proper equipment and training, a
>>combat swimmer is limited by not only hard limits on dive time, but
>>³soft² limits on the diver¹s physiology and stamina. These limits could
>>be extended if the dive was planned as a ³one way trip² as is the
>>custom of our islamofascist enemies, but finding and training people
>>with the physical and mental abilities to carry out such a difficult
>>attack is made terribly difficult when they are also expected to be
>>martyrs. "
>>
>>Tell me again about the need to sift through records of people who
>>failed to complete a PADI OW course...
>
>
> What I will tell you is that there was a reason why they did it, and all of
> us have been guessing as to why, while all of you liberla democrats have
> been doing your best Chiken Little and attacking Bush regardless.

Might that be the same reason why there were code oranges before the
election but not anymore after?


--
Michael Wolf

-----

Cthulhu For President.
Why settle for the lesser evil?

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>>>Tell me again about the need to sift through records of people who
>>>failed to complete a PADI OW course...
>>
>> What I will tell you is that there was a reason why they did it, and all
>> of
>> us have been guessing as to why, while all of you liberla democrats have
>> been doing your best Chiken Little and attacking Bush regardless.
>
> Might that be the same reason why there were code oranges before the
> election but not anymore after?

It might be a lot of things. If we knew, we would not be guessing.

Lee

In article <n9I9e.1823$j34.13835@news.uswest.net>, Scott
<pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote:

€ "Alan Street" <agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com> wrote in message
€ news:200420052103150758%agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com ...
€ > In article <mVw9e.402$j34.5563@news.uswest.net>, Scott
€ > <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote:
€ >
€ > ?
€ http://froggyruminations.blogspot.co...emy-scuba-dive
€ > ? rs.html
€ > ?
€ > ? http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sandiego/...als/index.html
€ > ?
€ > ?
€ >
€ >
€ >
€ > "First of all, clandestine underwater navigation is not easy. In fact,
€ > an argument can be made that ship attacks are the most technically
€ > challenging SEAL mission in our repertoire. The diving equipment is
€ > highly specialized and takes significant amounts of training to operate
€ > effectively and safely. Even with the proper equipment and training, a
€ > combat swimmer is limited by not only hard limits on dive time, but
€ > ³soft² limits on the diver¹s physiology and stamina. These limits could
€ > be extended if the dive was planned as a ³one way trip² as is the
€ > custom of our islamofascist enemies, but finding and training people
€ > with the physical and mental abilities to carry out such a difficult
€ > attack is made terribly difficult when they are also expected to be
€ > martyrs. "
€ >
€ > Tell me again about the need to sift through records of people who
€ > failed to complete a PADI OW course...
€
€ What I will tell you is that there was a reason why they did it, and all of
€ us have been guessing as to why, while all of you liberla democrats have
€ been doing your best Chiken Little and attacking Bush regardless.
€
€

You're free to turn off your common sense and blindly believe the line,
"we're from the government and we're here to help you." I'll choose to
maintain a healthy skepticism.

"Michael Wolf" <michael.wolf@advalvasstopspam.be> wrote in message
news:42677a32$0$28070$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...

> Might that be the same reason why there were code oranges before the
> election but not anymore after?

You need to replace the foil in your hat and socks.