DEMA Policy Alert – US Navy Clarifies Rules for Diving Sunken Military Vessels

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In the spring of 2014, discussion took place among members of the diving community regarding a January 6, 2014 Federal Register notice (beginning on page 620; 32 CFR Part 767; RIN 0703-AA90) pertaining to the ability of divers to access “sunken military vessels.” At that time, and on behalf of the industry, DEMA reached out to the…
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