picturelord
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(At dive school in 1982)
Jun 29, 2017 2:44 AM
picturelord
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(At dive school in 1982)
Iwillneverhaveacakedayifikeepdeletingmyaccount
She ain't scared.
agentmichaelscorn
Cuba?
icantbelievethisisnttakenyet
Cookie?!?!
jo3v
Why does the army need to deep sea dive?
dijital101
Wait, her middle name is "Motley"?
tomobach
With a diving suit like that I was expecting it to be dated in the 50's.
Fuzzydiamond
As long as her movie doesn't have Cuba Gooding Jr. in it I'll be fine. Im not a fan of him.
rickmortyjerrybethsummer
To me, it looks like she's thinking, "I wonder how they're gonna fuck me over today".
boaja
looks depressing
MissTCShore
I thought for a second she was the "first female US Army Jeep Driver."
MrBator
When bf tells me to stop digging shit up from the past
foxwithtools
Ohhhlookaunicorneatingasamurai
I bet she has this picture handy for when people ask why she's so salty.
whoisyourdaddy
Why does the army have divers?
BigBadBillyBoy
The Corp of Engineers does some amazing things.
BelowTheBeltICosplayAsCyrilFiggis
Navy did it first - HT2 Donna M. Tobias in 1975: http://www.navy.mil/ah_online/deptStory.asp?dep=8&issue=3&id=93275&page=8
welluhwhatdoyouwantmetosay
The air force still hasn't had its first female deep sea diver.
LeroyMclurker
That's the way cookie
TheBurgundyBeast
Aye aye, Master Chief
olhotdogfingers
US Army deep sea makes as much sense as US Air Force subterranean
NachoPete
Like all of those missile silos and Cheyenne Mountain?
olhotdogfingers
TheBurgundyBeast
The navy diver is not a fighting man, he is a salvage expert.
BSusername
I don't why anyone would be a navy diver!
Bollramm
If it's lost under water he finds it, if it's sunk he brings it up if it's in the way HE MOVES IT!
Bollramm
If he's lucky, he'll die 200 feet beneath the waves for THAT IST THE CLOSEST he will ever get to being a hero!
erischilde
Also one of the very few willing to go poke a submarine mine. My head assplodes sometimes thinking about leaving a submarine, under water/1
erischilde
To do *stuff* over absolute nothingness forever beneath you or really above you, the environment doing its best to kill you. Fun fact: /2
erischilde
Navy divers don't need to use lead to weigh them down in the water; their brass testicles are heavy enough. /3