Join the History of Diving Museum on Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. for the “Immerse Yourself!” lecture on the history of the Navy SEAL, presented by Rick Kaiser, chief operating officer at the National Navy SEAL Museum and Navy SEAL Xperience.
Rick Kaiser served as a United States Navy SEAL for more than 34 years, retiring as a master chief. His position of leadership often required him to make difficult decisions, forging mental toughness and forcing reliance on teamwork. Kaiser takes valuable lessons learned from his time in the SEAL teams and translates them into practical life skills for the civilian world, including conflict resolution, problem solving tactics, adapting to overcome, and building trust and respect among teammates.
Kaiser will be broadcasting this presentation virtually. The museum will be hosting the presentation on-site with limited seating in the Bauer Diving History Research Library as well as through a private Zoom meeting. If you are interested in attending in person, email the community outreach team at programs@divingmuseum.org or call the museum at 305-664-9737.
To register for the Zoom Meeting visit DivingMuseum.org. Spaces will be limited; you must register in advance. HDM said it will stop taking reservations at 12 p.m. on Oct. 18 or when all slots have been taken. For those unable to attend in-person or virtually, the session will be recorded and posted to the HDM YouTube channel. The History of Diving Museum would like to thank this month’s Immerse Yourself sponsor: HDM Member Admiral Kurt Tidd, USN (Ret.).
The History of Diving Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit located in Islamorada (MM83). Divers and non-divers alike are amazed by over 4,000 years of “the quest to explore under the sea.” The Museum has 14 core exhibits plus two annual limited-time Featured Exhibits as well as a Museum Store with unique gifts. Check out DivingMuseum.org for more details, to become a member or shop online.
