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Linda

Shipwreck Linda
Type:
wooden schooner
Specs:
( 244 x 37 ft ) 1677 tons, 12 crew
Sunk:
unknown
Depth:
140 ft

The Charles R. Morse collided with the liner Oregon on March 14, 1886, and was lost with all hands. The true identity of the "Linda" is not known.

Drawing courtesy of Aaron Hirsh

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January 29, 2023

OMS Taken Over by DUI

January 29, 2023

This website has a link checker, and it just informed me that the OMS link was bad. Sure enough, the website is gone. But it looks like DUI has taken over OMS - the full line of OMS stuff is in the 'OMS' section of DUI's site. So it's probably a good thing, especially in this economic environment. DUI will be around for a long time - they make most if not all of the military's drysuits. Now they have a full line of tech gear; as I recall, I was never too impressed with their own BC designs. Just checked on Dive Rite - they're still there.

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