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deep-sea diver

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Noun1.deep-sea diverdeep-sea diver - a diver in the deeper parts of the sea
diver, frogman, underwater diver - someone who works underwater


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Since the school's creation, the majority of the instructors have been Soldiers from SF, but over the years, the instructor population has grown to include Army Rangers, Navy SEALs, Navy deep-sea divers, Air Force combat-control technicians and Air Force pararescuemen.
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In addition to learning all the parts of the skeleton and fundamentals of how the circulatory and endocrine systems function, students also discover how our ears affect our sense of balance, why we have to chew our food, and why deep-sea divers get the bends.
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