Oriskany back in Pensacola

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Nice Pics. It's so relaxing to watch a large ship cruise across the ocean.

Of course it's even nicer to be 60 feet below that ocean.
 
Does anyone know if the powers-that-be will have to clear it for diving after sinking? I might have to take a trip south this year!
 
Yes. they will "clear it for diving" first after sinking before allowing divers on the site.. They have stated that will take 48 to 96 hours. They will be checking to make sure there is nothing damaged/collasped that would cause injury to divers and also make sure all charges set to flood the ship are exploded (as to no leave unexploded charges on the boat.

They also stated they will have a Coast Guard (or other) boat on site for those 48-96 hours to keep people off the wreck until it is cleared.
 

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