wgw04024
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Interesting story about the Texas Towers. I had not heard about it until now.
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Rebreathers just expand the envelope of dives that can be done with little or no decompression obligation and may reduce the required decompression time.Thanks. I just don't know much about RBs. They scare me enough to avoid them.
Rebreather diver got BADLY bent.
It seems that the diver passed away despite rescue efforts.
May they Rest In Peace. Sending thoughts and prayers to friends and family.It seems that the diver passed away despite rescue efforts. Waiting on more information, still no news reports.
Yup.Thanks everyone I went wreck diving out of Manasquan many moons ago with Captain David Haines RIP on The Seagull. Once off the boat ever man for himself.Being a shore diver from New England I was wondering why everyone followed the anchor line back to the boat. I learned quicky and only made the boat because of no surface current. Otherwise I' would have been floating alone 20 miles off Manasquan![]()
Deadly dive off N.J. coast has officials investigating two other mishaps involving same boat
U.S. Coast Guard probes three incidents involving the same boatwww.nj.com
Published: Mar. 20, 2012, 11:15 a.m.MANASQUAN — In the wake of Sunday's dive accident that left a 63-year-old man dead, the U.S. Coast Guard is investigating the incident in connection with two others, one of them fatal, involving the dive boat Gypsy Blood within the past four years.
Bart Malone, senior curator for the Museum of Maritime History in Beach Haven and an experienced diver, said the dive boat would not necessarily be at fault.
"Everybody thinks it’s (the fault of) the dive boat,’’ Malone said. "It’s basically a water taxi and they take you where the dive is. Once you get off the boat, they’re not responsible for you."