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Joe Weatherby Sinks Ships and Transforms them into Thriving Marine Ecosystems

President of Artificial Reefs International Joe Weatherby has been sinking ships like the Vandenberg in Key West for years. Find out why and how he does it!

What It's Like To Be Caught in a Current Underwater

Diving in Belize, one man experienced the terrifying realization that he might be swept away by the current. See how it unfolded here!

New Navy Dive Mask Will Be "Like Google Glass On Steroids"

This year is dubbed the Year of the Military Diver, and the U.S. Navy has developed a new full-face mask to give divers a new experience underwater.

Saturation Diver Experience from the Female Perspective

A commercial diver tells us about her adventures at great depths through saturation diving. The deepest site she's clocked in at? 450 feet.

Sea Experience Diving School Approved for Veterans Training

Veterans can now use their education benefits to further their dive training and pursue a career in the diving industry. Learn how veterens can apply for professional scuba career development training.

Non-Destructive Testing from Ocean Corp

Non-destructive testing (NDT) is quality control inspection that does not harm the components being tested. Since 1980 Ocean Corporation has risen to the challenge of training the world’s best NDT Inspectors.

Ultimate Diver Training from Ocean Corp

Think you can become the Ultimate Diver? If so, the Ultimate Diver Training program can provide you with the knowledge and skill set to be the best of the best - a commercial diver.

Camp CDE – The Commercial Diving Experience

Pristine reefs. Impossibly clear water. Beautiful, awe-inspiring marine life. These irreplaceable treasures are why you love to dive. How far would you go to protect them? Imagine a damaged oil rig, deep beneath the ocean’s surface, spewing thousands of barrels of oil into your favorite playground. With time running out for marine life in the vicinity, it’s time to call the heroes. It’s time to call in the commercial divers.