UnderwaterINDUSTRY - Articles - Diving: Military

Diver's four-hour swim to survive

no@spam.com (� UnderwaterINDUSTRY .com) — Wed, 15 Dec 2004 00:00:00 EST

A sea urchin diver who survived a four-hour swim in the frigid Atlantic and a night in the woods coolly assessed his remarkable feat of survival Tuesday. "Things happen," Todd Tudball of Shelburne told a television reporter. "People come through it and some people don't. It's unfortunate for the people that don't, and I'm very fortunate and happy that I did make it through." See more inside..

Diver shortage in North Sea caused partially by wind farms.

no@spam.com (� UnderwaterINDUSTRY .com) — Mon, 13 Dec 2004 00:00:00 EST

SCOTLAND�S rapid expansion of offshore wind farms and a rejuvenated North Sea oil industry have led to skill shortages, including an urgent demand for commercial divers.

International Police Divers Symposium to be held in Niagara Falls

no@spam.com (� UnderwaterINDUSTRY .com) — Wed, 17 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST

The 11th INTERNATIONAL POLICE DIVER SYMPOSIUM (Sept 2005) will continue in the tradition of offering a variety of seminars, demonstrations, exhibits and exercises for the benefit of the many delegates who are expected to register representing some of the world�s leading underwater search units.

Divers recover victim of NS boating accident

no@spam.com (� UnderwaterINDUSTRY .com) — Wed, 17 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST

SHELBURNE, NS -- Search teams have recovered the body of the last victim of a weekend boating accident in Nova Scotia. RCMP divers located the body of Kenneth ...