CAF Story | Diving to Keep Our Coastal Waters Safe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Clearance Divers from Fleet Diving Unit (Atlantic) had the opportunity to dive a Second World War wreck off the coast of Bell Island, Newfoundland, to recover unexploded conventional munitions, still onboard. #MyCAFStory
I had a privilege to dive those shipwrecks in 2022 and to learn a little bit about the history of Newfoundland and Bell Island. Those shipwrecks are massive and I would like to come back again. Our boat operator mentioned that the ammunition was recently removed and now I know who did it. Thank you for your service and making it safer to dive those shipwrecks.
Keep publishing great stories like this and the recruiting will improve. It's the highlighting of jobs like men are doing that can entice people to join and serve.
Solid .
#OCanada #Canadian #CanadianContent
#CAF #Forces #APartOfOurHeritage
One day….
Cool can't wait to pass the test
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Interested in a diving career. Physically fit but not sure if I am intelligent enough for this position. Any information to help me decide if this is right for me?
You can learn more about becoming a Clearance Diver with the CAF here: www.canada.ca/en/navy/corporate/fleet-units/specialized-units/clearance-divers.html
Can I still join even if I’m 30
You totally can! The maximum age we can consider your application is 57 years of age. You can find the requirements and apply at forces.ca/en/apply-now/
Whatever the is. We don't need 2% of GDP worth of it. Instead of manhandling explosives wouldn't it be safer to just leave it alone?