First Female Mine Diver Qualifies | Forces TV

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Lieutenant Catherine Ker, 28 has become the first female to qualify as a mine Clearance officer. Since joining the Royal Navy in 2006, Catherine had been determined to pursue this career path. Rules were changed and doctors decided that women were at no greater risk of decompression sickness than men.

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