MCRP 3-10.2 governs military diving tactics, techniques, and procedures for planning and integrating diving operations.
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MCRP 3-10.2 describes US military dive mission areas, force structure, equipment, and Service capabilities in support of joint operations. It includes guidance on requesting dive assets, inter-Service operations, employment considerations, and equipment capabilities.
Applies to: This MTTP publication applies to all commanders and their staffs that plan diving operations across the Services.
Timely dive unit notification, with as much of the basic information listed below as possible, will increase the degree of mission success. (paragraph 1)
Dive tanks (full of compressed air) are not allowed on aircraft without appropriate hazardous material declarations. (paragraph 5)
Engineer diving units have organic equipment to support diving operations to a depth of 190 feet. (paragraph 5)
The United States Air Force (USAF) employs combat divers to conduct three missions: personnel recovery (PR), global access, and precision strike. (paragraph 1)
Performing any diving, supervising, or other diving related roles with non-US military divers is prohibited. (paragraph 5)