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So I was just there to SCUBA so I don't know the rules on free diving, however for the diving they required you to have a buddy. They also required us to plan for a time slot, as well, though that was probably more for using one of the instructors and their equipment.

When you come back, just let one of the coaches know you want to do that and we'll do what we can to help make it happen!

@@arillwiltker wow that simple it is brilliant thanks

It is definitely a ride!

It's a really good one! I would definitely suggest checking it out if you ever get the chance!

Yeah it was pretty awesome! As you can see from the video, there were a decent amount of clouds, so without the clouds the launches come out pretty nice but either way it was still beautiful!

The 60's was my time, grad- day June 9th, 1969, enlisted air force July 19th, 1969 !

I also enlisted AN- air navy, July 19th 1977 San diego,to Lakehurst new jersey, to Bremerton Washington, puget sound !

The William Conrad one is here th-cam.com/video/macJ75iDuTA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cXJFtDAzUNlpx45p

So who is the narrator in THIS one? It isn't Conrad but I like it best.

@@vincentsartain3061 Couldn't find out.

Yeah, it's about 80 ft to the sand, and that's inside the ship, as that's a bit lower than that outside in some spots

I believe this should be the GoPro Hero 3+ Black. I then moved onto the Hero 11 Black, after this dive

@@arillwiltker Is it scary being that far down? I'm considering taking diving lessons and a bit nervous.

@@networth00 Not at all. It is the most stress releasing experience you could ever do (maybe next to skydiving or being weightless). This dive was only 78 ft at the sand, so well within the range of a basic open water diver. This is also in Pompano Beach, FL so the water is just about crystal clear, so you can easily be aware of your surroundings. Now if you decide to dive at night or in areas with low visibility then the experience can definitely be different. But you have the option/choice to dive in those areas or not, the whole diving experience is up to you and can do whatever it is you want to do with your own diving experiences. Once you take your first breath under water, it will change your life and you will won't ever not want to be diving. It opens an entirely different world to you, as well, one that most will never see.

@@arillwiltker I moved to Pompano Beach exactly a year ago and a friend down here said he went this weekend to aqua zoo, that's how I found your video. His parents took a diving class and that's where they went. I want to dive but nervous. I will probably take the class to get out of my comfort zone.

@@networth00 That's great to hear then! I go out with the South Florida Diving Headquarters when I go there. Great place with some great people! There's a quite a number of reefs and wrecks that they go to quite regularly too! I promise you'll have a great time getting into it! You can also do a Discover SCUBA experience if that is something you think would work out better for you than just jumping straight into the certification, but if you have other people there that can help you through and then go as a dive buddy then you're in a pretty good position to take advantage of it! Also, in a great area too! I have drive 2 hrs to get there, drive sucks but the diving's worth it!

Really? I've never seen it, but then again, I haven't gone to them all heh But that's still pretty cool!

I'm of the same vintage. There was an earlier one used in the 50's that used an F86 sabre jet I believe. Remember that one?

I don't have any more for this flight but I can get you in touch with the photographer and they may be able to help you out

@@arillwiltker do you mind asking them for me? (Presuming that you were on that flight)

Whenever you do a flight with Zero G, there is a photographer onboard, as well as GoPros mounted throughout the cabin. Once the flight is done, they send out the pictures and videos!

Are you looking for something specific?

@@arillwiltker no, nothinf really. Just the uncut footage

Let me get your contact information and we can go from there. Thanks

@@arillwiltker does email work?

Hey, thanks. Didn't realize that was disabled, I fixed that though. So if you want to go back to it we can discuss that there. What exactly is it that you want to know?

@@arillwiltker I wanted to see if you can email me or post the full, uncut footage from that flight

Indeed he was. Army Air Force. He flew the P-38 lightning.

This isn't the William Conrad version. Conrad did the narration in another sign-off rendition, but the guy we hear in this one definitely ISN'T William Conrad.

And actually I prefer this version over Conrad's.