Things That Go Bump in the Night & the Adventures of J.J. Dubois (Super Diving)
Hollywood dive movies?
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Chief Dave L
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Bought it on Amazon. Brought back many memories. Would have loved to have met Jack....RIP.
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Hollywood movies?
The Frogmen, 1951.
Creature from the Black Lagoon, 1953.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, 1954.
Back in the day, these movies got a lot of us interested in the new sport of SCUBA diving.
The Frogmen, 1951.
Creature from the Black Lagoon, 1953.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, 1954.
Back in the day, these movies got a lot of us interested in the new sport of SCUBA diving.
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Good research, those were listed on page one
Some of the interviews, tv grabs regarding the participants involved
in the underground Thai soccer team rescue are extremely watchable
My beach traversing machine is built in Thailand, I feel famous
Some of the interviews, tv grabs regarding the participants involved
in the underground Thai soccer team rescue are extremely watchable
My beach traversing machine is built in Thailand, I feel famous
dead dog
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The movie that got me turned on at 8 years old.
The Frogmen (1951) **********
World War II drama in which Richard Widmark, as Lt. Cmdr. John Lawrence, replaces the popular commanding officer of a group of underwater demolition divers.
The Frogmen (1951) **********
World War II drama in which Richard Widmark, as Lt. Cmdr. John Lawrence, replaces the popular commanding officer of a group of underwater demolition divers.
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