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Solid Brass

by Bob Wick
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Overview

Exciting tales of commercial hard hat divers from California to Alaska's Cook Inlet. This book tells the uncensored stories of these divers and their often perilous adventures. Beginning with U S Navy Diving School, Underwater Demolition Team training and SEAL training, the author Bob Wick offers a rare glimpse into the gritty world of these very unique divers.

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Exciting tales of commercial hard hat divers from California to Alaska's Cook Inlet. This book tells the uncensored stories of these divers and their often perilous adventures. Beginning with U S Navy Diving School, Underwater Demolition Team training and SEAL training, the author Bob Wick offers a rare glimpse into the gritty world of these very unique divers.

Sport Diver Magazine

Solid Brassis written the way one would imagine Bob Wick speaks. His conversational tone evokes the sensation that you are sitting in his living room, listening to him relate the history of commercial diving in California; the true adventures of Navy dive training; and oil-field and construction diving in the days when heavy gear was standard. Beyond the daily close calls and colorful history, however, this book conveys the camaraderie of the men who risked their lives for their jobs and dedicated themselves to each other. Wick's memoir serves as a worthy tribute to this special fraternity, the men without whom the diving industry would not be the same today

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Sport Diver Magazine

Solid Brassis written the way one would imagine Bob Wick speaks. His conversational tone evokes the sensation that you are sitting in his living room, listening to him relate the history of commercial diving in California; the true adventures of Navy dive training; and oil-field and construction diving in the days when heavy gear was standard. Beyond the daily close calls and colorful history, however, this book conveys the camaraderie of the men who risked their lives for their jobs and dedicated themselves to each other. Wick's memoir serves as a worthy tribute to this special fraternity, the men without whom the diving industry would not be the same today

Book Details

Published
April 1, 2001
Publisher
Best Publishing Company
Pages
239
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780941332934

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