Vaughn Simon wrote:
My daughter the sailor claims that getting up on deck and working like
a navvy is a sure cure/preventive, but I have not found this to be the
case.

Getting up on deck has always worked for me. Unfortunately, much of my Navy
time was spent on board submarines where that was not an option.


But it also shouldn't have been a problem. From my diving days, I know that the
roughest sea calms down fairly close to the surface. Many a seasick diver
settled his stomach by getting off the surface.

With nuclear submarines being the norm, why travel at the surface in a rough
sea?



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Mortimer Schnerd, RN
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