CAF Story | Diving to Keep Our Coastal Waters Safe

Clearance Divers from Fleet Diving Unit (Atlantic) had the opportunity to dive a Second World War wreck off the coast of Bell Island, Newfoundland, to recover unexploded conventional munitions, still onboard. #MyCAFStory

[@georgekeats1478]

Keep publishing great stories like this and the recruiting will improve. It's the highlighting of jobs like men are doing that can entice people to join and serve.

[@evzl3589]

I had a privilege to dive those shipwrecks in 2022 and to learn a little bit about the history of Newfoundland and Bell Island. Those shipwrecks are massive and I would like to come back again. Our boat operator mentioned that the ammunition was recently removed and now I know who did it. Thank you for your service and making it safer to dive those shipwrecks.

[@janestreetentertainment9552]

Cool can't wait to pass the test

[@KaiiWinter-nw4vi]

Solid . #OCanada #Canadian #CanadianContent #CAF #Forces #APartOfOurHeritage

[@EnergyPlantingGreens]

😊😊😊🇨🇦💯🇨🇦🎉

[@talesofthebengaligirl]

One day….

[@LoganBlundell-k4n]

Interested in a diving career. Physically fit but not sure if I am intelligent enough for this position. Any information to help me decide if this is right for me?

[@CanadianForcescanadiennes]

You can learn more about becoming a Clearance Diver with the CAF here: www.canada.ca/en/navy/corporate/fleet-units/specialized-units/clearance-divers.html

[@Wallahharam911]

Can I still join even if I’m 30

[@CanadianForcescanadiennes]

You totally can! The maximum age we can consider your application is 57 years of age. You can find the requirements and apply at forces.ca/en/apply-now/

[@paulerickson6270]

Whatever the is. We don't need 2% of GDP worth of it. Instead of manhandling explosives wouldn't it be safer to just leave it alone?