SUMMERSCUBA2008

May 23-27, 2008 MEMORIAL DAY TRAINING SESSION

Open to 16 male cadets; 4 Female cadets (female cadets overnight ashore with qualified escort)

Shipboard experience in Lake Huron, Training in Man Overboard, Damage Control, Fire Fighting, Ship Handling, Navigation, Underwater Communication Equipment. Cadet need not be a certified diver.

Certification in ONE of the following DAN (Divers Alert Network) Courses

Oxygen First Aid for SCUBA Diver Injuries

Advanced Oxygen Administration

A.E.D. - Automated Electronic Defibrillation for SCUBA Diving Injuries

Neurological Accessment for SCUBA Diver Injuries

June 27 - July 6, 2008 FIRST 10 DAY SCUBA TRAINING SESSION

Open to 16 qualified male cadets; 4 Female cadets (female cadets overnight ashore with escort)

Shipboard experience in Lake Huron, Training in Man Overboard, Damage Control,

Fire Fighting, Ship Handling, Navigation, Underwater Communication Equipment.

Cadet must be a certified diver.

E-2, 14 years of age, excellent physical condition, weight/height ratio normal.

Certification in ONE (1) of the following:

SCUBA Certification in PADI Advanced Open Water

SCUBA Certification in PADI Underwater Photography (for Research Documentation)

SCUBA Certification in PADI Underwater Videography (for Research Documentation)

Introduction to Scientific Diviing AAUS (American Academy of Underwater Scientists)

NOAA Officer, Diver, Archeologist participation. Former Cousteau Chief Diver Blair Mott aboard with Photographer and designer of Force Fins, Bob Evans. Port of Call: Alpena, Michigan

July 10 - July 14, 2008 5 DAY TRAINING SESSION

Open to 16 qualified male cadets; 4 Female cadets (female cadets daytime only)

Shipboard experience in Lake Huron, Training in Man Overboard, Damage Control,

Fire Fighting, Ship Handling, Navigation, Underwater Communication Equipment

Cadet must be a certified diver.

DAN Certification in ONE (1) of the following or other DAN Emergency Care Courses:

Oxygen First Aid for SCUBA Diver Injuries

Advanced Oxygen Administration

A.E.D. - Automated Electronic Defibrillation for SCUBA Diving Injuries

Neurological Accessment for SCUBA Diver Injuries

August 1- August 10, 2008 SECOND 10 DAY SCUBA TRAINING SESSION

Open to 16 qualified male cadets; 4 Female cadets (female cadets overnight ashore with escort)

Shipboard experience in Upper Lake Huron, Straits of Mackinac and Upper Lake Michigan. Training in Man Overboard, Damage Control,Fire Fighting, Ship Handling, Navigation, Underwater Communication Equipment.

Cadet must be a certified diver.

E-2, 14 years of age, excellent physical condition, weight/height ratio normal.

Certification in ONE (1) of the following:

SCUBA Certification in PADI Advanced Open Water

SCUBA Certification in PADI Great Lakes Research Diver Specialty

SCUBA Certification SEARCH AND RECOVERY

SCUBA Certification in PADI Underwater Photography (for Research Documentation)

Introduction to Scientific Diviing AAUS (American Academy of Underwater Scientists)

NOAA Officer, Diver, Archeologist participation. Ports of Call: Alpena, St.Ignace and Mackinac Island

OPEN WATER DIVER: Michigan Region Cadets

Open to Male and Female Cadets, Adults, Families and Friends.

REGISTRATION IS MARCH 15 at Cranbrook Institute of Science.

Deposit required for Training Materials.

CLASS AND POOL DATES ARE SCHEDULED IN APRIL 12 &13 ALL DAY both days.

Open Water dives take place after Memorial Day.

Mail completed application form to:

LCDR Luke Clyburn, 9000 Gale Rd. White Lake, MI 48386-1411.

Request for Trainig Authority (NSCTNG 001) signed by your unit's CO must also be

completed and mailed to the same address along with the Training Fee.