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I am currently a Naval Reservist and I was a Naval Search and Rescue & Combat Diver while on active duty. Soon I am set to be active with the Dept. Of Homeland Security's Search and Rescue Federal Law Enforcement. I stumbled upon the story in Parachutist magazine of the Search and Rescue jump training. How do I get more info on that? How do I get into that training program? Who do I contact?

"Safety! Safety! Safety!" is all you'll hear from day one of AFF class. You know what? THATS GOOD! To the DZ staff, safety can't be stressed enoughed. The staff is of the most compitant, friendly, fun-oriented group I've seen yet out of numerous DZ's I've been too. They really take you in to their "family" even though you're a newbie--right down to the weekly emails of whats goiing on and to check on you. Special thanks go out to Sherry, Tim, Dave, and Sue 4 the outstanding training and fun so far. Can't wait to get back up. Its worth the 3 1/2 hour drive!