Seacraft DPC4 - Diver Propulsion Craft towing 6 divers. Big SOF teams transport underwater.

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[@chrisrichardson4899]

the being towed by one DPC aside, that is as mixed a team as possible without throwing one surface supplied diver into the mix

[@felixcat9318]

An interesting insertion device which may be left below the surface when the Crew deploy ashore.
A neat, simple and relatively inexpensive means of inserting a team without having a presence on the surface.
In actual deployments one assumes that the divers would not be emitting streams of bubbles to the surface.
I would imagine this device to be of interest to many sectors, and its good to see such developments. Subscribed.

[@thatoneguy7047]

Yes, they would be using closed-circuit rebreathers that recycle exhaled gas while scrubbing the CO2. Look closely and several of them are using CCR's.

[@andrewmk8514]

Human Centipede 4: Into the deeps

[@yassinazarkan4207]

Noooo

[@전재형-k1f]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@jake.cee12]

I have never seen this kind of shark...

[@brianredmond4919]

Pilot must have leg problems after pulling that load ?.

[@TheodoreJudah]

How is diver #2 breathing?

[@parker73724]

I am by no means a recreational/professional diver so don't take this as me saying that he definitively has an air tank. He does appear to have some sort of small tank attached to his left leg though.

[@traydog1257]

Looks like a rebreather that is mounted on his chest

[@MotoAdventureWorld]

@@traydog1257 Exactly. 1:08

[@darkburnstar9269]

Correct, a chest mounted CCR, similar to the modern day O2PTIMA CCR.

[@TheAgentAssassin]

I'd like to see Orcas react to this.
Be like da fuq