Hey all found this little section on the Navy website. Was wondering how do you get into it?
Diver Underwater Force Protection
Open to personnel who hold either a military, police or recognised civilian diving qualification. Entry will normally be at Rating level with the exception of those ex-Royal Navy Officers who hold military diving qualifications. Entrants will be subject to a full Service diving medical and an assessment weekend prior to being admitted to the specialisation. As an Underwater Force Protection Diver, you will be trained to air dive to 21 metres as part of a specialist diving team. Full diving training on Service diving equipment will be given and you will be required to keep your diving skills up to date at weekends. Teams may frequently deploy outside the UK. The role will primarily involve underwater searches and minor repair work.
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Underwater force protection.
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Force Protection Diver
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Just sounds like a new name for Ship's Diver - Not to difficult, just get yourself fit for the appititude - 3 miles in 22.5 mins, 8 chin ups , 16 dips, sit ups, press ups etc if I remember rightly - And prepare yourself for Cicuits !!!
Mmmmm, Sweating in Rubber Drybags !!!!.
The course is good fun, and the Galley at Horsea is Proper top scran - No Greasy Cheesy Hammy Eggys there la.
Just sounds like a new name for Ship's Diver - Not to difficult, just get yourself fit for the appititude - 3 miles in 22.5 mins, 8 chin ups , 16 dips, sit ups, press ups etc if I remember rightly - And prepare yourself for Cicuits !!!
Mmmmm, Sweating in Rubber Drybags !!!!.
The course is good fun, and the Galley at Horsea is Proper top scran - No Greasy Cheesy Hammy Eggys there la.
