We were under water specialists in diving in deep as well as shallow waters. Anywhere there was water we were there to perform a rescue. We wore special swim suits like those in the old 70’s show Wonder Woman that she magically appeared whenever Wonder Woman dove into water.The team was made up of women only.

On this highly dangerous mission, we rescued a boy who fell into the sewer system and was quickly being swept away. I can recall the girls in my dream on my team,Angela,Angel ,and myself. There were others,but these two were the ones on this assignment. Angela and I drove off the boat into the ocean near the run off from the city. Angel went into the sewer system ahead of us on the other side to see how the boy was doing.

The 10 year old boy was bobbing up and down, and being moved rather quickly down the system of large concrete passageways we didn’t have much time before the boy would reach the 200 foot drop into the ocean according to Angel and her special high tech cameras. She was able to get her highly advanced heat detector camera to pick up his body heat to locate him and then see what direction he was going. Then, she sent in a gadget that blew up into a raft when it reached the boy. He was able to grab onto the raft and climb on. There were handles on each side of the small raft made for only one person. He rode it out into the ocean where we quickly brought him up once he lost hold of the raft. We swam him to our boat and back to shore. Good thing it was a dream, I doubt a real person could survive a drop of that magnitude. I am only guessing how tall it was,but it was pretty high.

Our day did not end there, we were sent to a ship that went down only minutes away from where we were when the boy’s parents showed up with the Coast Guard.

We quickly returned the boy to his parents and took off with Angel following on her wave runner not far behind our speedboat. Two of the people were trapped in one of the rooms in the main cabin when it somehow turned upside down. The air was already low. We found the couple barely above the water treading in pit blackness holding onto the sides of the ship that was slightly elevated from the rest.

We gave them some air before showing them out with our flashlights that were attached to our headgear. They swam out with no trouble and we helped them back onto our boat.