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Barry Smith, NOAA Unit Diving supervisor for the Milford Lab unit, during a project dive.
NOAA Diver Jerry Prezioso getting ready to enter the water.
A T-Platform mounting system for cameras that record normal rock habitat.
NOAA Diver Mark Dixon unravels twine during a dive.
Hollis and Oceanic diaphragm-style regulators purchased or serviced between October 1, 2017 and May 25, 2018 have been recalled by the manufacturer.
From June 2-8, the Office of National Marine Sanctuaries is partnering with Diving With a Purpose to map a shipwreck at Molasses Reef in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS).
NOAA Diver Matt Lawerence works near equipment used to map a shipwreck at Molasses Reef in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. The tripod shown is holding the baseline.
NOAA Diver Brenda documenting the remains of what is believed to be the Slobodna at Molasses Reef in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
In this issue: SEP Updates, NOAA Dive Log Goes Live, New UDS, Highlights from the NDCSB Annual Meeting
The home page of the NOAA Dive Log. It was launched on May 11, 2018 to replace the NOAA Dive Management System.
