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who is this dude?
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ASR-ARS Assn Officers
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 Ray
Goodson 85, died May 11,
2006 RIP
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Harbor Clearance
Unit 1: |
| MARK V Monument Project: webmaster is Chuck Lambert |
Bobby Hodges Dies October
16, 2005 in New London CN.
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| Navy Diver.Org "Performance under Pressure" a great website |
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Joe
Baimbridge Joe Baimbridge
Picture Album many
great pictures and sea stories by Joe
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E.
"Doc" Riojas D.S.D.S. USNavy Gun Factory D.C.
School
Notes of
Instructors |
| Sea Story by Hyrum B. Mullikin (MDV) on Joe Tallarico (DV) |
Twilight
in the Med a seastory by:
By
Joe O?Rourke |
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ASR ARS Roster removed after 9-11
for security reasons |
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ASR-ARS
Reunion
Y2K Panama City FL |
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ASR
Picture Album Diver's SeaStories & All your Emails and Pictures
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Pictures of
Reunion
Sep 2001 in San Diego CA |
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The Assn's
Newsletter
by
chuck miclele (when
he sends it to me in HTML format only.) |
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ASR-ARS
Shipates
Web Pages
and Other Diving LINKS some very good pictures, go see if you
recognize your ship or a shipmate |
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Continuation PHOTO Album
page TWO
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The
Andrea
Doria salvage by Danny Morse |
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Diving
Medicine |
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USS
Spikefish
final voyage to bottom sea by D. Morse |
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US
Subvets
of WarII |
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Jack
Brown (DV) in Korea by Jack Brown |
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Diving
Bell aboard USS Coucal (ASR-8)
by E. Riojas |
| Diving
Manual on line. |
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Wiley
Reuter crossed Equator on USS COUCAL |
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Sinking of the USS
Thresher I was there:
E. Riojas with Mullikin |
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"The
Buck stops HERE!" ckmicele @
Juno.com Chuck Micele ASR-ARS Assn. Sec.-Treas.
his snail mail address and phone no. are in the Newsletter |
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| USS Skylark (ASR-20 formerly Yustaga (ATF-165) |
| Demolition Training at STUMP NECK EOD School |
| U.S. Navy Divers Medal of Honor Recipients |
| > Navy SEALs Win/Lose |
| "Your" LINK goes here, email me at: el_ticitl @ yahoo.com |
Cornelius J. Leyden (DV)
Cornelius "Corny" J.
Leyden, 72, a retired Master Chief in the U.S. Navy and a charter member of the
UDT-SEAL Association, passed away September 22, 2001. Corny served with UDT 21
and 22 from the mid 1960s until he retired. He was an expert in diving and was
responsible for the development and fielding of the diving rigs that the SEALs
use today. Corny was also instrumental in the introduction of the Swimmer
Delivery Vehicle to the Teams and the operational SEAL Delivery Vehicle of
today.
He is survived by his loving wife, Dorothy E. Leyden; five daughters; two sons;
15 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; one sister; and two brothers.
Cornelius "Corny" J. Leyden, 72, a retired Master Chief in the U.S.
Navy and a charter member of the UDT-SEAL Association, passed away September 22,
2001. Corny served with UDT 21 and 22 from the mid 1960s until he retired. He
was an expert in diving and was responsible for the development and fielding of
the diving rigs that the SEALs use today. Corny was also instrumental in the
introduction of the Swimmer Delivery Vehicle to the Teams and the operational
SEAL Delivery Vehicle of today.
He is survived by his loving wife, Dorothy E. Leyden; five daughters; two sons;
15 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; one sister; and two brothers.
mailto: docrio
@ mi-vida-loca.com
webmaster
ASR-ARS Assn. - Copyright ?1998 - All Right Reserved
A Joke:
One day, a diver
was enjoying the aquatic world 20 feet below sea level. He noticed a guy at the
same depth he was, but he had on no scuba gear whatsoever.
The diver went below another 20 feet, but the guy joined him a few minutes later. The diver went below 25 feet, but minutes later, the same guy joined him. This confused the diver, so he took out a waterproof chalkboard set, and wrote, "How the heck are you able to stay under this deep without equipment?"
The guy took the board and chalk, erased what the diver had written, and wrote, "I'm drowning, you moron!"
webmaster: Erasmo "Doc" Riojas DSDS Class 4/55 mailto: el_ticitl @ yahoo.com
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