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Aqua Lung/La Spirotechnique
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Divers[citation needed] Whites[citation needed] FROGS (Full Range Oxygen Gas System) is a model of chest mounted oxygen rebreather for shallow water and special forces
Diving rebreather
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A Diving rebreather is an underwater breathing apparatus that absorbs the carbon dioxide of a diver's exhaled breath to permit the rebreathing (recycling)
Index of underwater diving
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Danish maritime special operations unit FROGS (Full Range Oxygen Gas System) – Closed circuit oxygen diving rebreather Fuerzas Especiales – Special forces
Frogman
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seizure due to acute oxygen toxicity. The use of nitrox or mixed gas rebreathers can extend this depth range considerably, but this may be beyond the
Naval Diving Unit (Singapore)
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demolitions. In the Advanced phase, where trainees learn closed-circuit rebreather diving and shipboard competencies. By the end of the course, around half
Underwater Demolition Command
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Operational Rapid Response Command Nickname(s) Frogmen (Greek: Βατραχάνθρωποι) Frogs (Greek: Βατράχια) OYK (Greek: ΟΥΚ) Oykades (Greek: Οϋκάδες) Engagements
Pete Oxford
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Philip Cunsi Pindo: La Señora de los Monos (Simbioe, 2007) Ecuador: Land of Frogs (FHGO, 2004) Ecuador (Dinediciones, 2004) Chagras: Ecuador’s Andean Cowboys
United States Navy SEALs
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invasion four Navy SEALs swam underwater into the harbor on Draeger LAR-V rebreathers and attached C-4 explosives to and destroyed Noriega's personal gunboat
Altitude diving
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Retrieved 2010-04-30. Oxford, Pete (1 October 2003). "In the Land of Giant Frogs ". National Wildlife. Merrifield, Virginia: National Wildlife Federation
Hyperoxia
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can be managed effectively without apparent long term effects. Oxygen rebreathers are also used for normobaric routine work and emergency response in non-breatheable
David Attenborough
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Integrative fast-track taxonomy reveals twenty-six new species of tiny microhylid frogs (genus Stumpffia) from Madagascar". Vertebrate Zoology. 67 (3): 271–398