can someone in the navy on leave go skydiving?

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sar swimmers are so gay

lol jk ben

Bet ya wouldn't say that at night, bobbing like a cork in the north atlantic, in February.

Oh course he would, it'd just be more along the lines of "Get your gay ass down here and fish me out!"

-Blind

"If you end up in an alligator's jaws, naked, you probably did something to deserve it."

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No need to be on "leave" -- you can skydive on authorized liberty, like after working hours or on weekends when you are not in a duty status. I agree -- follow the proper rules and regulations so that the military will cover you for medical in the event of injury where a "line of duty/misconduct" investigation would be required for an injury that causes you to miss more than 1 day of work.

I am a retired MArine Corps Judge Advocate. You are good to go so long as you are on authorized leave or liberty. No need for special command permission in the absence of a specific regulation issued by your commander. Different outcome if you are in an unauthorized absence status.

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I think the other USMC guy in this thread explained it pretty well. I was trained as a Navy/Marine Corps Parachutist so there was no problem with me jumping at the local sport parachute club. But even if I hadn't been a military jumper, I don't think it would have mattered.

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sar swimmers are so gay

Only the best sar swimmers are gay.

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sar swimmers are so gay

lol jk ben

And that is such a tired worn out saying.

Sparky

My idea of a fair fight is clubbing baby seals