Doug Pensinger wrote:
> 
> Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
> 
> > I preferred to spend my military days hurtling through the air at
> > hundreds of miles per hour in a flimsy tin can rather than moving
> > hundreds of feet under the water at a few knots in a flimsy tin can . . .
> 
> Well now, flimsy is relative isn't it?  How would your flimsy tin can do
> at test depth (>600ft)?  (No use asking how mine would do hurtling
> through the air, it couldn't happen).

I get nervous when people start talking about things going to a depth they
weren't intended to take.  Something about multiple hearings of Dan's
uncle's story about how his sub (in WWII) almost didn't make it back up from
a dive on his watch....  (They fell below the depth the sub was rated for,
and it got worse from there before it got better.)

        Julia
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