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| About the Staff |
Cory Fox is a Dive Control Specialist. He's been diving for two years in a wide variety of
environments from Caribbean reefs to remote deep wrecks. In 2008, Cory joined an expedition
which marked and explored the U-1105. Also known as the Black Panther, the U-1105
surrendered to the British at the end of World War II and was later used by the U.S. Navy for
target practice. It now lies at in very dark waters at 85 feet in the Potomac River.
environments from Caribbean reefs to remote deep wrecks. In 2008, Cory joined an expedition
which marked and explored the U-1105. Also known as the Black Panther, the U-1105
surrendered to the British at the end of World War II and was later used by the U.S. Navy for
target practice. It now lies at in very dark waters at 85 feet in the Potomac River.
Earl Noble is the shop's Webmaster and is currently training to become a Dive Control
Specialist. He has been diving since 2005. Earl has explored reefs, wrecks and collected
fossils in the black waters of the Cooper River.
Specialist. He has been diving since 2005. Earl has explored reefs, wrecks and collected
fossils in the black waters of the Cooper River.
James is a SSI Dive Control Specialist Instructor and PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer. He has
been diving since 1989, became an instructor in 2002 and started teaching with Woodbridge
Scuba in 2008. His diving experience includes, but not limited to southern California,
Mediterranean, and the Caribbean where he was an instructor in (GiTMO) Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba. Usually hyped up on land until he gets under water, where has been known to relax to a
hypnotic state of relaxation.
been diving since 1989, became an instructor in 2002 and started teaching with Woodbridge
Scuba in 2008. His diving experience includes, but not limited to southern California,
Mediterranean, and the Caribbean where he was an instructor in (GiTMO) Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba. Usually hyped up on land until he gets under water, where has been known to relax to a
hypnotic state of relaxation.
Ed Finck enjoys a fine reputation as both a skilled diver and expert instructor, with over 3000
logged dives and certifications in nearly every underwater specialty. Ed has traveled
throughout the region providing services in underwater recovery and training of hundreds of
divers.
Among Ed's many notable achievements is assisting in the recovery of the bell of the
Passenger-Frieghter Proteus, which sunk 13 miles off the Outer Banks, North Carolina following
a collision in 1918. Diving to a depth of 130 feet, Ed joined Captain Johnny Pieno and his team
in recovering the bell that had been exposed during a hurricane nearly 90 years after the
sinking
logged dives and certifications in nearly every underwater specialty. Ed has traveled
throughout the region providing services in underwater recovery and training of hundreds of
divers.
Among Ed's many notable achievements is assisting in the recovery of the bell of the
Passenger-Frieghter Proteus, which sunk 13 miles off the Outer Banks, North Carolina following
a collision in 1918. Diving to a depth of 130 feet, Ed joined Captain Johnny Pieno and his team
in recovering the bell that had been exposed during a hurricane nearly 90 years after the
sinking
