Why the Army has so many dolphin trainers

The Australian Army is weird. This series aims to highlight some key elements of said weirdness.
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[@paulkleidon9518]

I put the stickers on apples😂😂😂

[@ourslice]

I painted the red dots on light switches. Very important job, otherwise how would you know if the switch is on or not?

[@JohnSmith-NZ]

Marine biologist. Quite keen on whales.

[@fatmanfaffing4116]

It was heicopter pilot in my day.

[@bjlewis5431]

I'd heard an American once refer to another bloke, a fellow shipmate, on board his visiting ship, as a 'Dolphin Waxer'..but that was used as a very negative connotation toward the other individual..and NOT as his occupation or MOS. That was over 2 decades ago now..(I discharged in late '97 and it was prior to that)..so I'm guessing this 'dolphin' thing has been a thing has been around for quite awhile.. Kinda funny, though..either as an 'occupation' or MOS, or just as an implied, negative connotation.. I always assumed it refered to someone who was essentially a "well polished & practiced wanker" was my take on it.