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Be sure a heart arrhythmia is not involved. Look up Wolf Parkinson White syndrome. I had a martial arts student who experienced similar symptoms that you describe and at 15 years old he discovered he had an arrhythmia. He thought the fast beating heart was normal and it wouldn't slow down for a...

I am diving FFM...OTS. I am currently using a Stihl (for tree work) hard hat the has adjustable head band...overlapping straps, not a knob adjuster. I drilled a small hole in the top to allow venting of air. It works well so far.

Impressive footage...good example of how they can give a look that is otherwise impossible...and without risking a responder. In your description, change "turing" to "during" "Drone test capabilities turing" Thanks for sharing that.

Very sorry for your loss.

NORTH DAKOTA FIREFIGHTER LODD UPDATE: The wife of Deceased Volunteer Firefighter Jim Reardon has made contact with the Fire Academy of North Dakota and indicated his death was caused by a sudden cardiac event/heart attack that's reported to have been irreversible at the time that he was...

This info from a site that follows FF accidents/events: NORTH DAKOTA FIREFIGHTER DIES WHILE PREPARING FOR WATER RESCUE TRAINING DETAIL The Secret List www.FireFighterCloseCalls.com It is with deep regret that we advise you of the Line of Duty Death of Firefighter Jim Reardon of North Dakota...

Our dive team was on call for this situation. Several dive teams were involved on site: N Ga News | News Archives | Contact North Georgia News | Subscriptions | Resources Divers recover 18-year-old Hiawassee man’s body from Lake NottelyBy Charles Duncan North Georgia News/Towns...

What a great tool to have. Details?

I know you were an asset for your department and team...I am glad you have been an asset here. Your experiences that you share serve all well that want to learn from them. Congratulations on your long and devoted career. Please keep working with us here.

I still have not learned the details...prayers for all. Navy diver who died during operation identified Credit: EODMU-12 Facebook WVEC.com Posted on January 28, 2012 at 9:12 PM Updated Monday, Jan 30 at 2:46 PM Related: US Navy, Marines join eight countries for amphibious assault training...

Thanks, Blades, for taking the time to respond. I know rescues are few and far between but when they do work what a gift to the victim and the families. Diligent training helps us have a chance to make a difference...sharing ideas and experiences here is a great way to get exposure to other's...

Thanks for the story...a fine one to read.

Excellent post, Agatti. Our team leader just helped with the water certification evaluation of several HRD dogs last week. He piloted our dive boat while evaluators checked the dogs. They put HR in the water at various points and had the dogs "do their thing". He noted that some dogs were...

I got ya, Nitro...you are right, there are several ways to skin the cat. I understand your "no posting" for call outs..good point. I am still learning a lot as we train and know there is a lot to learn. I post some things to get feedback from folks to see how they are doing things (e.g., when...

Good level headed response...I appreciate that. What struck me wrong is his first post onto a forum (PSD) that is a very serious topic asks for help with a vacation. True, it was labelled "selfish" which, I guess, makes it OK. My son is a 4 year firefighter..I love LEO's, FF's, medics and...

My personal take on the PSD forum is that it is for sharing experience, knowledge and ideas to make our divers safer and so that we can better do what we train to do. Using this forum to try to score a personal dream trip is something I find offensive. Other folks may be willing to work with...

I have been perusing PSD threads and this is a very good thread. "Bump" for this thread to bring it to folks' attention again.

That all makes sense...thanks for the input.

Another question...you said you grabbed the victim and took him up as soon as you got to him. What about the theme "every scene is a crime until proven otherwise"? Maybe the driver/friend really hit him with a hammer and dropped him off the boat. I realize you were at 130 feet and I find it...

Thanks...that process of narrowing down your search area is very instructive for me. I am passing along this info to our team leader.