Question

MY BUDDY AND I MOMENTARILY STOP TO TAKE A PHOTO WHILE MAKING A GROUP DRIFT DIVE. WHEN I LOOK UP, THE GROUP SEEMS TO HAVE DRIFTED AROUND A CORNER, SO WE SWIM A LITTLE FASTER TO CATCH UP. HOWEVER, AFTER ROUNDING THE CORNER, WE CAN'T FIND THE GROUP EVEN THOUGH VISIBILITY IS GOOD. UNLESS PLANNED OTHERWISE WE SHOULD...

Answer 1

When a group drift dive separates, students should have a predetermined plan to follow when they lose sight of the group.

Step-by-step explanation:

When the student and his buddy stopped to take a photo during their group drift dive, the group appeared to have drifted around a corner when they looked up.

To catch up, they swam a little faster but couldn't find the group after rounding the corner, even with good visibility.

Unless planned otherwise, in such situations, they should have a predetermined plan to follow when they lose sight of the group.

This plan should include procedures for regrouping or returning to a predetermined location.