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> According to Joseph Dituri... > > > Obviously you hear what people tell you, or read something in the National Enqui > rer and Assume it > is true. "Navy Diver's attacking civilian divers????????" This staement is obviously as stupid > as you. Being a Navy Saturation Diver, I can tell you first hand that we have better things to do > than to attack a civilian. > As for the law, I think freedom the basis on which this country was found, and we should have the > right to dive this without all the unecessary B.S.. So there... > > > P.S. Maybe you should take your mind > out of the Funny papers long enough to realize that the world passed you by. Joey, Is this kind of attack really necessary?? I don't see anything of substance in your retort that helps to resolve this difference of opinion. A. Appleyard said: (Compare with that on the south coast of England I heard 2 years ago reports of naval divers on operations attacking sport divers who they found underwater while on operation, I see "naval divers" and "coast of England" neither of which indicates to me that we're talking about a US Navy sat diver. The military is not immune to making major blunders in the presence of a percieved threat (whether the threat is to National Security or an individual's ego).The downing of an Iranian airliner by the USS Vincent (?) and a couple of hot shot F-15 drivers mistaking a couple of US Blackhawks for Soviet Hinds comes to mind. I see no viable argument that this incident did not take place. That is not to say that it did. You have no more information to decide if this did or did not take place than anyone else so please lighten the tone to a subtle "I disagree" style. Mr. Appleyard has posted an (unnecessary IMHO) apology for relating a story he heard. Maybe you should consider an apology for your (unprovoked IMHO) attack. Warm regards, C. (chris@ot*.hs*.sc*.ed*) ============================================================================== Chris Elmore University of South Carolina chris@ot*.hs*.sc*.ed* Humanities and Social Sciences Laboratory (803)-777-7840 Columbia, S.C. 29208
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