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3 FACEPLATE The Official Magazine for the Divers and Salvors of the United States Navy Summer 1985 Volume 16, No.2 Soundings p. 17 p.11 p. 25
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5 (Clockwise, from upper left) Personnel Transfer Capsule (PTC) onboard USS ORTOLAN (ASR-22). The MK 14 will undergo OPEVAL and TECHEVAL from
6 Peanut Grinder Recommended for ANU The Fairmont Peanut Grinder, Model HU 6935, has recently been recommended
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9 By Standby diver LJ J. Jeffries, EOD DET Keflavik.
10 Depf/? charges being removed from
11 face, divers were limited
12 MDSU ONE: Update WcitorbornG Double Screw Changeout ON THE USS HEPBURN By LCDR P. Merlin, USN Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit ONE
13 ruary, MDSU ONE and USS SAMUEL GOMPERS were again tasked
14 toons consisted
15 MDSU TWO: Update
16 The starboard landing gear Divers operated their boats from this small canal.
17 Central American Salvage ; By LT P. B. Beierl, USN "OS* Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit TWO Local natives were the constant companions of
18 Captain George F. Bond. Bond's Legacy A History of Navy Saturation Diving Ever since man dove to the ocean's depths, he has dreamed of living there. But a major obstacle stood in the way: decompression sickness, or the bends. As every working diver knows, the body's fatty tissues absorb nitrogen more readily under pressure. Brought to the surface too quickly after a long, deep dive, the diver experiences excruciating pain
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22 nil R * p_ I Cousteau with Conshelf aquanauts during the last week of the project. Photo by Robert Goodman, National Geographic Society. Garage for Cousteau's Undersea Saucer. By David Meltzer, National Geographic Society. Main living space aboard Conshelf project.
23 Conshelf habitat being worked on by support personnel prior to deployment site in the Red Sea. Photo by Robert Goodman, National Geographic Society. With Navy LCDR Robert Bornmann acting as medical advisor, 29-year-old Belgian diver Robert Stenuit descended
24 hurry. L/.S. Navy's Sealab III.
25 Tektite and Deep Dive The Navy, Department
26 IMEDU Deep Dive:
27 were screened, six diver-subjects were selected Open water testing of the MK 14.
28 cord noise
29 MSC/DV Larry Wariner prepares breakfast,
30 A SCHOOL for Navy Divers By HT2/DV Mark D. Faram, USN NAVSEA OOC Photojournalist At
31 The philosophy behind these boards is to put the student in the position where he must recall information rapidly, as he must during
32 formed in rapid succession, develops the cardio-respiratory system. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are maintenance days.
33 NOSC Developing Navy Standard Diving Boat System The Navy's first standard diving boat system is nearing completion at the Naval Ocean Systems Center (NOSC). The program was conceived and sponsored by Naval Sea Systems Command's Diving
34 A/OSC diver MM1 (DV) Danny Jennings works
35 "The OLD MASTER As a continuation of the last Old Master, below are the names of the staff of the Underwater Husbandry Division and their responsibilities. SEA-OOC5 MR. ERIC LINDBERG Division Head SEA-OOC5A MR. CLARK MALLDER Operations Specialist SEA-OOC5B MR. DONALD KEANE Operations Specialist SEA-OOC5C MR. MICHAEL DEAN General Engineer General Information New Techniques and Procedures Underwater Non-Destructive Inspection Propeller Changes Dunce Cap Ship Alterations Auxiliary Propulsion Unit Changeouts Underwater Chain Hoists CP Propeller Blade Changeouts Underwater Cutting and Welding Underwater Painting Underwater Ship Alterations Underwater Explosives Ship Inactivations Hull SEA-OOC5D LT KARIN LYNN General Engineer
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