For nearly three decades, women have been diving one of technical diving’s most celebrated—and demanding—wrecks. Here are their stories.
Caitlyn “Katy” Kohler on the judgment, reliability, and team discipline that matter when competence is only the baseline.
Samir Alhafith, John Kendall, Michael Barnette, and Barry McGill on collapsing steel, modern exploration, and documenting history before it disappears.
After years of planning, a small CCR team got five straight days on one of the Pacific’s least-visited war wrecks. Here’s how it actually happened.
What began as a sonar blip became one of the most significant underwater discoveries in recent Great Lakes archaeology—a ship frozen in time, racing against decay.
Through thousands of images and six days of computation, a lost submarine reappears. But in Dario Lupi’s haunting reconstruction, what emerges is not just a model...
Sometimes the hardest dives are the ones that never happen. This summer, months of planning for the USS Oriskany—the “Mighty O”—were cut short by Florida’s skies....
Beneath the serene surface of the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Tunisia lies a largely forgotten chapter of history—an undersea landscape marked by the remnants...
by Paul Toomer. Photos credits as noted. After 23 years living in South Africa, I credit sheer luck for how I ended up living and working...
by Marinos Giourgas The island of Leros is located 170 nautical miles (nm) from Piraeus, Athens’s main port; it belongs to the Municipality of the Dodecanese...
