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When I looked in the bag, it was full of large shells, many of which I had just crushed.

After getting out of the water and stripping off my gear, I began examining them.

The shells had what appeared to be hieroglyphics etched into them.

I learned from one of the senior guys that this wasn't common, but it happened to several of them before.

What?

So, yeah, this is what I remember about the story.

It's these like pocket little moments that happen that don't really have a lot of explanation.

So don't worry, but it's it's just the troll that put shells in bags Okay, it's perfectly normal around these parts really upset in a twist about it.

Yeah, it's really really upset when you take him so On one other occasion we were recovering a military aircraft when we arrived naval ships were on scene waiting for us to recover it for them and

We were quickly briefed that they had lost communication with the pilot and wanted us to recover it so they could investigate.

I was setting comms and logs, or communicate with divers, monitor depth and bottom time, when the divers reached the project.

They reported that the plane was intact.

We were all surprised.

The supervisor asked how extensive the damage was, and they explained it was completely intact, as in, there was no visible damage at all.

It was just resting on bottom.

Even stranger, the aircraft canopy was still in place.

That means that the cockpit is still sealed.

In other words, the pilot did not eject, but there was no sign of the pilot.

We recovered the plane.

The military took custody of it.