and safety inspectors are turning their attention to the training of Britain’s armed services and suggest that chlorine should be used to ensure that the water in an assault course tunnel used by Marines is nice and clean. They also apparently recommended that handrails should be provided to stop the trainees slipping on the muddy training slopes. Harrow Times 13/2/04.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Clean Marines
HEALTH
and safety inspectors are turning their attention to the training of Britain’s armed services and suggest that chlorine should be used to ensure that the water in an assault course tunnel used by Marines is nice and clean. They also apparently recommended that handrails should be provided to stop the trainees slipping on the muddy training slopes. Harrow Times 13/2/04.
and safety inspectors are turning their attention to the training of Britain’s armed services and suggest that chlorine should be used to ensure that the water in an assault course tunnel used by Marines is nice and clean. They also apparently recommended that handrails should be provided to stop the trainees slipping on the muddy training slopes. Harrow Times 13/2/04.
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