| CLASSIC DIVE BOOKS
Underwater Habitats.
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| Please note: The books are listed for interest only,
and not offered for sale.
See also Military operations and navy diving. See also Robert Stenuit. |
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LIVING UNDERWATER
Farooq Hussain. Praeger Publishers Inc, New York. 1970. Hardcover, dustjacket, 124 pages, mono prints. Aftr an essay called 'Menfish' by Jacques Cousteau, provides a serious look at the study of man living and working underwaterwith commentary on th Sealab pojects, submersibles, and surface-supplied construction diver rigs. "The author shows how scientists and esigners are now examining the full potential of the oceans, and he describes their experiences in creating controlled aquatic environments". |
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MAN BENEATH THE SEA
A Review of Underwater Ocean Engineering. Walter Penzias and M.W.Goodman Published in 1973 by Wiley-Interscience, a division of John Wiley & Soins, Inc. New York. Hardcover, dustjacket, 830 pages, mono photographs, charts and diagrams. ISBN 0-471-68018-4 A remrkable book covering in quite technical detail the development and use of submersible vehicles and stationary habitats, from the late 19th century to the time of publication. And not onl;y US esigns - the Japanese are featured extensively. Even food intake and waste management is covered. Other subjects include rebreather equipment, diving dress, hard-hat abd light-weight dress suits (US Navy), robots, underwater tools, nuclear reactors, physiology of diving and subsea work etc etc. [ps] |
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PAPA TOPSIDE
The Sealab Chronicles of Captain George E.Bond, USN |
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THE DEEPEST DAYS
Robert Stenuit. Introduction by Edwin A. Link A remarkable odyssey of undersea adventure and of the longest, deepest dive ever made - by the chief diver for the Man-In-Sea project. Published by Coward-McCann, New York, 1966. Hardcover, 222 pages, mono photographs. For full description see author Robert Stenuit. [ps] |
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WINDOWS IN THE SEA
Marion Clayton Link |
