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On Sun, 21 Mar 1999, Chris Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I was in the Navy a few years ago. Diving Medical Officers are required
>to be qualified as divers, as well as in submarine operations (since
>divers are sometimes released from submarines). This explains the
>radiation health qualifications, since many current submarines are
>nuclear.
That's not the point...what I was commenting on is that it seems the DoD
is seeking CIVILIAN doctors for these posts, instead of filling them from
within the Navy, as I presume was done in the past...so the question is,
why suddenly is there a need for CIVILIAN doctors to fill these posts?
Has there been a sudden INCREASE in the requirement for doctors onboard
nuclear submarienes, an increase which the Navy can't fill from within
it's ranks, necessitating expanding the search to civilians? And if so,
why?
And it's not like the DoD is seeking to recruit civilian doctors for just
ANY post within the Navy, but seeking them particularly for nuclear
submarines. Since we don't seem to be whipping out a lot of new nuclear
subs nowadays, why the sudden need for doctors onboard the current
vessels?
>In my case, I had to see a Flight Surgeon, because of my Flight Status.
>The Flight Surgeon was always qualified as a pilot, even though I never
>personally saw one fly. Just a quirk of personnel regulations...
Was the Flight Surgeon a civilian?
June
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