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in 1979 I had duty in the Navy of picking up the jumpers from the
Coronado Bridge in San Deigo. They were all ( 7) unconsious and dead except one. We had a swimmer who would tie a rope around the chest and we would haul them up and into the LCMVP. Most were like bags of jello with so many broken bones. The one living we strapped into a floating liter and pulled aboard. She died on the way to the hospital. I think a swimmer is the best way to go, hopefully your not sailing with just your spouse. I could yank Terry out of the water, but I know she could not yank me out. Makes me careful on deck. Joe |
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