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            <title>Local Tech diver Ted Conner drowns during 50 meter wreck dive at Koh Tao, Thailand</title>
            <description>Ted and his buddy, and two other technical divers were ascending from a trouble free, 44m, dive when at approx 20m, Ted became unresponsive. His buddy immediately took him to the surface where surface support recovered him onto the dive boat.</description>
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            <title>Thai Navy sinks 1,000 ton ship to create second artificial reef in Pattaya Bay</title>
            <description>The Thai navy has sunk a decommissioned warship near Koh Larn in Pattaya Bay to create a second artificial reef and breeding ground for marine life in honor of the King of Thailand�s 60th year on the throne</description>
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            <title>Divers Rebreather incident causes tragic loss</title>
            <description>Veteran UNOCAL commercial diver and local wreck diving legend Fred Evans drowns during a CCR rebreather dive on the Japanese shipwreck Tottorri Maru in the South China Sea</description>
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            <title>Mystery Pattaya shipwreck history revealed</title>
            <description>Naval Historian Peter Walker digs into the past to reveal the true history behind a popular Thai shipwreck whose origins remained a mystery for 65 yeas</description>
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            <title>USS Lagarto - New findings and report from US Navy sanctioned external survey</title>
            <description>In August 2005 Koh Tao divers Jamie Macleod, Stewart Oehl and the divers and crew of the M.V. Trident carried out a series of 230ft deep dives that accomplished the positive identification of a missing American submarine, now known to be the USS Lagarto. New evidence discovered during the survey revealed that the USS Lagarto went down fighting. A full dive report detailing the techniques used, and a summary of all known historical data related to the sinking are presented.</description>
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            <title>Missing US submarine USS Lagarto found off Southern Thailand</title>
            <description>Koh Tao diver Jamie Macleod discovers the wreck of a U.S. submarine sunk by a Japanese minelayer 60 years ago in the Gulf of Thailand during the closing stages of World War II</description>
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            <title>World record deep dives made using new decompression technique</title>
            <description>A new decompression diving technique based on the Combined Decompression Model CDM-18 that provides the knowledge base used by two previous world record breaking deep divers is made available to the diving public. A spreadsheet implementation of the CDM-18 model analyzes any dive profile and breathing gas combination for correct decompression methodology, clearly identifying any profile abnormality or breathing gas change that would likely cause DCS</description>
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            <title>Car Ferry sinks near Phuket in Southern Thailand</title>
            <description>The King Cruiser sank while apparently miles off course after striking the popular Phuket dive site Anemone reef on it&apos;s way to Koh Phi-Phi from Phuket. So far was the vessel off course, and so in need of a decent wreck diving site was Phuket, that local diver joked that the captain took a massive bribe to slam the vessel into the reef. As seen by the picture above, no one got hurt during the sinking apart from the insurers.</description>
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