Talk:Clearance diver

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[edit] Norway

The Norwegian Minedykkerkommando is not using SDBA (anymore?). They are now using several canadian-made rebreathers: Viper SE, Viper + and S-24. They also previously used Siva 55 and Siva +. 00:42, 20 December 2006 User:80.203.49.137

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Talk:Clearance diver

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