Remember the climactic scene in Hitler's Lost Sub and The Shadow Divers wherein Chatterton heroically doffs his tank to pass the sub's restriction, then redoffs his gear, to gain access to the electric motor room? This was the most dramatic scene that portrayed Chatterton as an incredibly brave diver.
p. 107, Shadow Divers Exposed by Gary Gentile:
"He [Chatterton] must have been shocked to see a flashing strobe flashing that lighted the way for him!"..."Will McBeth had entered the water before the tag recovery team....In one smooth motion, he dropped down through [another] hatch...and pushed backward into the electric motor room. He did not have to remove his double tanks in order to effect this maneuver." "Forever afterward, everyone else accessed the electric motor room by means of the route that McBeth pioneered".
Did you see Will McBeth in Hitler's Lost Sub, or portrayed in Shadow Divers?
Shadow Divers Exposed is a Must Read for anyone that loves our sport and enjoys NON-FICTION rather than FICTION. It will require serious reading and a quest to understand what really happened.
BTW: Robert Kurson, author of Shadow Divers, had previously written ONLY "The Official Three Stooges Encyclopedia: the Ultimate Knucklehead's Guide to Stoogedom", and The Official Three Stooges Cookbook...p. 17 G. Gentile
Gary Gentile, author of "Shadow Divers Exposed", has written 30 books on shipwrecks and wreck-diving.