A Clearance Diving Team is a type of naval diving group. See:-
- Clearance Diving Team (RAN) for Australian naval divers.
- Clearance Diver for British naval work divers.
- Frogman for naval divers in general.
They are so called because their first job was clearing mines and wreckage from harbors after World War II.
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