ThrowawayINeedsOne

What an awesome AMA to stumble onto on a random Sunday night. Thank you for doing this.

I'm honestly still trying to decide what to ask; pretty sure I made it through all of the comments and replies so there shouldn't be any repeats.

I saw that you mentioned how the 70s were just brilliant for progress in submersibles. My introduction to subs was right during the mid 80s thanks to Bob Ballard, WHOI and the USN. (The first full length National Geographic piece that had footage from '85 when Ballard and Co. found TITANIC.) It just blows my mind the things that have changed since then. I mean, you mentioned at times two submersibles go down at a time so that one could be utilized as a rescue unit. That's just wild! I guess that's what I'll go with.

What would transpire during a sub to sub rescue, and how often do you practice that?

Amazing. Just amazing. Thank you so much for sharing. It takes a special type of person just to be a sub pilot, but to also have a team you're in charge of? Well, that takes an exemplary type of person. Bravo, man. Stay safe.