there is a harness SAR swimmers use in both the navy and the USCG ... that's what im' talking about ...
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sorry, i couldnt find anything on google about it.\nhttp://scotthortonshow.com/\nhttp://thestressblog.com\nhttp://www.kaos959.com\nhttp://www.antiwar.com\nmoney, http://www.philipdru.com/griffin_stream.html\neducation, \nhttp://www.philipdru.com/taylor_stream.html\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/gatto_stream.html\nww1 wilson,\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=88\nww2 http://www.philipdru.com/stinnett_stream.html\nnam http://www.weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=108\nbush & clinton http://www.philipdru.com/triplett_stream.html\nisrael \nhttp://antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=8730\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/webb_stream.html\niran http://www.weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=131\ngovernment explained simply,\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=98
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There is really minimal work in actual searching for the person.  When you enlist, one of the bits of information you give, directly relates to a part of your civilian life.  So, whenever that part of your life is used, you are busted.  Not to disclose any information here, just know they will get you.
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i like speedos!!! u dont have to be gay to wear em like some people think!!! its each to there own!!! they also make u go faster in the water and birds normally take a lot more notice of ya - its all gud!!!
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Thats the only kind of swimming that makes sense!! \n\nwithout racing there wouldnt be the satisfaction of beating the guy swimming in the lane next to you!
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There were plenty of people when I went through boot camp with Navy that problems swimming (one girl had never been in a pool).  They teach you!  They'll spend as much time teaching you as they have to.
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The US Armed Services are pursuing new tactical concepts...among them are Targeting Vehicle, Tactical Mobile Robots, Solar Blind Detectors, Metal Storm, Combat Hybrid Power Systems, and the pre-cursor efforts of the Future Ground Combat System...all coordinated with the Army, Navy and Marine Corps, and with DARPA's Small Unit Operations project.  The civilian flights of technicians and engineers continue to and from the Directorate for Development Plans Area (Groom Lake Air Base), so we know something is afoot.
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An easy way to answer your question would be that you take a glide in your breaststroke, in this glide you can rest (and stretch) usually for 1-3 seconds (in a lap-swimmer non-competitive style breaststroke).  You do not get this pause/rest/glide in freestyle, thus it feels like you are working harder in freestyle and can swim for longer with breaststroke. \nBy The Way...Bogeythedog's comments are also valid, take them on board also.
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Hell yeah, the Coasties are tough. I dont think they get the credit they deserve. You gotta have your shit together to board a boat full of drug runners, who usually have guns and a bad attitude, and arrest them. They also have the daunting task of making sure every dumb civilian who owns a boat doesnt kill themselvesd on it. And I'll say this too, anybody who is willing to fly a helicopter into a hurricane, then dangle below said helicopter, to rescue complete strangers, is ok in my book. These guys and girls fight a war every single day, against either people or Mother Nature, and they do it well, like the professionals they are.
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Any service dog I have seen wears some kind of vest.  It's apparent they are service dogs.
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I doubt there is, but it would be pretty cool to be able to come up with such an idea, maybe some kind of weighted training suit or martial arts uniform for training.\n\nthe problem would come by matching the needs of the individual so different sizes and weight additions or adjustments would be the biggest problem.\n\nbut till then, I'll just keep training with the weight vest and adjustable weight straps.
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You are correct about the rank of Seaman Second Class. The "SW" (not "SVV") refers to what is called "warfare qualification", in this case "Surface Warfare". Sailors can be trained for different qualifications such as surface warfare, submarine warfare, construction work, diving, medical corps, etc.  In your father's case, he was trained and qualified to perform duties aboard US surface warships. Sailors who qualify for the Surface Warfare designator must learn everything about the ship from the pilothouse and helm to boilers and the bilge. The "USNR" stands for U.S. Naval Reserve.
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the video says its not avalable. but since i see military personel then maybe it is good.\n\n\nhay dude i just saw it and yesss this is awsome it brings us military personell hope to kick there a$$es.\n\nPS i was at school a while ago
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I'm on a destroyer and we have had our CIWS train on seagulls before.  Ha!  Yours is probably a Block 1B or greater, and has probably had some software upgrades that will enable it to track objects that small.  When you consider that it's designed to counter antiship cruise missiles (the nose-on aspect of which is only slightly larger than a mortar round) you shouldn't have much to worry about as far as the radar.  From my experience though, it's a really buggy system especially if you have the pneumatic drive vice the hydraulic system.  You get 4500 rounds a minute, but the tradeoff is less reliability.  What's more important?  Keep your head down out there, dude.
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Off the top of my head, g-suits are used to assist in the circulation of blood; Check out the site below; US military does tons of research related to G forces for obvious reasons.
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The US Coast Guard isn't a military organization because it isn't under the Department of Defense.  It was with the Dept of Commerce but is now with the Department of Homeland Security. I've been a Marine for years and the subject of the Coast Guard has never come up.  It'd be like saying that the USMC is better than any Firefighter in the world.  It doesn't make sense.  They have a completely different job description and are therefore not compatible.  That's not to say that they aren't great at what they do but they aren't soliders or Marines.  So it's like comparing apples and oranges.
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I believe I have found your answer for you on the following website.\nhttp://www.navysite.de/crew.php?action=ship&ship=cv_41
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I agree with you and I think it is necessary.. I dont think this swimming and diving category is meant for scuba diving.. I think they mean diving as in platform or springboard diving\n\nIf you need votes to get this passed, let me know