Technical diving out of Hurghada
STEVE BARNARD is an experienced technical diver with hundreds of sub-100m dives under his belt, and he waxes lyrical about the subsea attractions accessible from Hurghada in the Egyptian Red Sea
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STEVE BARNARD is an experienced technical diver with hundreds of sub-100m dives under his belt, and he waxes lyrical about the subsea attractions accessible from Hurghada in the Egyptian Red Sea
Previously known if you look at statements from the authorities back then they refer to a few handfuls of incidents caused by underwater munitions but my research has shown that the figure is way in excess of 1000 accidents on germany's coast and with a lot of casualties. after pestering the authorities stefan nearing impact on his own research mission he found that vast quantities of unspin ordinance had indeed been dumped off germany's coast to today he's on a diving expedition in the baltic sea near lubeck within sight of the mainland at a place that anyone with a boat can access to water i...
Are still unaccounted for. i'm going to show you some of the conditions that they're working in right now. if you look off, it's a pretty sunny day, but cull syou can se fog is blanketing the effort. the fog was making the efforts a little bit earlier this morning a little difficult. you can seal off in the distance, there are some boats still coming in from the channel islands. we know that this boat was on a diving expedition. it was on a three-day diving expedition, where people basically paid to go diving throughout the day. and then at night, they're brought back on to the boat. they have...
Uss perch. as ivan watson reports, the wreckage from five of the ships has mysteriously vanished. >> reporter: the uss houston and the uss perch. two navy ships that were sunk by the japanese in a series of naval battles that began on february 27th, 1942, in the java sea, one of the worst naval defeats for the allies in world war ii. the japanese navy crushed a coalition of warships from the u.s., britain, australia and the netherlands, sinking at least eight ships in several days of fighting off the coast of what is now indonesia. in the runup to the 75th anniversary of the battle, a diving e...
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