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My First Dive
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Gil
Posted 2020-02-14 2:20 PM (#96844)
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Subject: My First Dive

My very  first dive on the Pickerel I was lookout.  When we cleared the bridge for dive the officer was to hang on the lanyard while I cranked the hatch shut.  When he hung on the lanyard it wrapped around the closing mechanism.  I was not able to dog the hatch, and me being so green I thought it might be our last dive.  It didn't help my panic when  I started to hear water washing over the hatch.  This happened my first day at sea.


Edited by Gil 2020-02-17 11:35 AM
Sewer Pipe Snipe
Posted 2020-02-14 4:46 PM (#96845 - in reply to #96844)
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Posts: 1804

Location: Albany, GA.
Subject: Near miss

As they used to say. "A near miss is a good learning experience, as long as you come out alive."
GaryKC
Posted 2020-02-14 6:17 PM (#96846 - in reply to #96844)


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Well done.


Edited by GaryKC 2020-02-14 6:39 PM
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