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“Combat” swimmer. Oxymoron if there ever was one.
What’s the maritime equivalent of leg?
“Shoe,” or “black shoe,” or fleet puke, or swabbie. I was one.
From my CDQC, CDSC and CDMT course days… Sea Pig!!!
Log. You can float on top, but you cant go down.