Dr. Bob, FEOR Facilitator
With Fire Engine Red Accessorized FEOR Travel
Kit.
(Thought you would like the color Patrick.)
Now for some highlights of Marc's Training.
FEOR Training
DEMA would not be complete without the requisite FEOR (Field Expedient Oxygen Rebreather) Training.
The FEOR Training Class 2001/1, the first class of 2001 was held at the New Orleans Hilton Pool and Spa (right next door to the Rebreather party).
This was a Private Class with Personalized Instruction, unlike last years class (2000/1) in Las Vegas. Some customers prefer private instruction, though the cost for this personalized instruction is prohibitive to all but the most discriminating few, with deep pockets. Marc G. (last name withheld for national security reasons) sailed through the instructions with flying colors. Marc performed all tasks required, though caused somewhat of an alarm to the hotel staff, as they were wondering how long "that person in the pool" was required to hold their breath. (They were assured, "only until he gets it right".)
Marc did it right the first time, thus earning his place as a DIY (Do It Yourself) Diver.
Marc G. Congratulations on a job well done.
Dr. Bob, FEOR Facilitator
With Fire Engine Red Accessorized FEOR Travel
Kit.
(Thought you would like the color Patrick.)
Now for some highlights of Marc's Training.
Marc completing pre-dive checks of unit.
Marc Pre-Breathing the FEOR prior to dive.
Basic Skill #1: Breathing In-and-Out, without the use of Hands.
Basic Skill #2: Adding Oxygen to FEOR.
(One handed push-up earned student extra credit.)
Advanced Skill: Activating Cloaking Device.
Another successful grey training operation.
Training Mission Complete:
35 minute dive time,
No bubbles,
No troubles, and
No records.
"Thirty Minutes From Home Depot to Covert Operations"
Initiation into the Crestline Experimental Dive Unit, a Blue Team
Tradition.
(In the fine tradition of the CEDU, the Director draws "First Blood")
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Finally, Congratulations goes to Keith S. for successfully completing the Last FEOR Open Water Certification in the Millennium. Happy New Years.
"To Swim Is Human, To Dive Is SUBLIME"
Now On With The Presentation
(Links To These 2001 Rebreather Party and DEMA Pages)
Page O,
Ms. February
Page
1, Rebreather Party After Action Report
Page
2, Speakers and Attendees
Page
3, Hardware from Party and DEMA
Page
4, FEOR Training at DEMA 2001
Page
5, A Thank You to Dr. Christian J. Lambertsen, M.D.
More information about Rebreathers/SUBLIME/and the
CEDU can be found starting at Dr.
Bob's The Home Page
"To Swim Is Human, To Dive Is SUBLIME"
And Remember CEDU's Mission
Statement:
"To Design, Assemble and Use Homemade Dive Gear While Maximally
Stroking Our Own Ego's and Maintaining the Merest Semblance of Sobriety
for the Benefit of Mankind"