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Navy divers continue intensive training - Video

According to the approved training plan of the Navy (NAV) for 2025, specialized training in search and rescue and diving activities is being intensively continued within the framework of the training and methodological gathering held with the diving personnel.

Axar.az reports that the Ministry of Defense has published information about this.

It was reported that the divers, who were examined by medical personnel, were released to carry out tasks. The personnel's communication and control skills with signs were considered satisfactory. At the current stage, practical tasks were performed on searching for, finding, and raising a sunken object from the water using underwater vehicles and other search methods.

In addition, during the gathering, theoretical and practical exercises were performed on adapting the human body to high pressure in a pressure chamber and providing first aid to an emergency diver. The personnel applied their theoretical knowledge in practice by performing underwater diving activities using the surface feeding method.

It should be noted that the main goal of the training is to increase the professional training of the diving team, as well as improve their knowledge and skills.

Date
2025.04.14 / 19:32
Author
Axar.az
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