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There are several officer positions that will be open next year, and we would love to get as much interest as we can as early as possible. ANYONE IS ENCOURAGED TO RUN FOR ANY POSITIONS! Some officers may be running again, but don't let that stop you from running - we'd love to have elections with multiple candidates. |
Upcoming Meetings
Speaker schedule subject to change without notice Wednesday, July 19th, 2017, 6:30 pm.
Was Britannic, Titanic ’s sister ship, always doomed? The largest ship in the world sank in less than one hour in 1916 without explanation. It rested silently 400 feet beneath Greek waters until Jacques Cousteau located it in 1975. It took another 20 years for advances in underwater exploration to allow more than brief glimpses into the ship’s mysteries. Determined to learn the truth, pioneering divers extracted tantalizing clues during a series of daring expeditions. Richie Kohler, of Shadow Divers , takes us back to the fateful day when Britannic sank and behind the scenes of 40 years of searching as he helped reveal the truth. Richie Kohler is one of only four men in the world who has been to RMS Titanic and has dived inside her equally tragic sister ship, HMHS Britannic. His passion for technical scuba diving and maritime history began in 1980 and he is internationally known for exploring some of the most challenging and dangerous shipwrecks in the world. His explorations have helped to locate and name numerous lost vessels, including the mine laying submarine U-215 on the Georges Banks off Nova Scotia, and the WWII destroyer USS Murphy that was crushed and forgotten in the New York approaches. It was a six-year effort to identify an unknown WWII German U-Boat as the U-869 that catapulted his diving career into the world of television and documentary filmmaking. The daring risks he and John Chatterton took and their dogged determination to seek out the truth of the U-boat, are detailed in NY Times best seller, Shadow Divers by Robert Kurson. Additionally, the PBS program NOVA won an Emmy for their documentary, “Hitler’s Lost Sub”, on this same topic. Kohler co-hosted 56 episodes of History Channel’s, “Deep Sea Detectives”, and he has worked on numerous film projects for Paramount Pictures, Universal Studios, CBS, PBS, and the Discovery Channel. It was this work that led Kohler to history-making expeditions to the legendary Titanic and Britannic. He has joined an elite, small group of divers and maritime historians who are committed to revealing the truth of why Britannic sank three times as rapidly as did Titanic. Kohler also trains technical divers, has written the foreword for, The Basics of Rebreather Diving by Jill Heinerth, penned articles for technical periodicals, and been the subject of dozens of radio and television interviews. Richie Kohler's Website, and Mystery of the Last Olympian site Wednesday, Aug 16th, 2017, 6:30 pm. Wednesday, Sept 20th, 2017, 6:30 pm. General Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month, at the New England Aquarium Conference Center (located on the first floor of the Harbor Garage). Click here for directions At each general meeting there will be the monthly drawing for a chance to have a hands on aquarium experience. For directions and more info about all our meetings, visit our Club Meetings PageNEADC Events Great Annual Fish Count: July 22, 2017 View the flyerComing back for the 16th year in a row, you can help count fish and win prizes! Each year divers help researchers by surveying fish populations. This is done by identifying what fish you see on a dive. After the dive, we gather at Stage Fort Park in Gloucester, for raffle prizes and a BBQ! Tropical fish Rescue: September 23, 2017 Click here to showGAFC Call for volunteers We are looking for people to volunteer their time at this year's Great Annual Fish Count. We need people to help with setup and take-down of all the equipment/decorations, help with food and generally help make this the best GAFC yet. Film Screening: A Plastic Ocean Tuesday, July 11 at 7:00pm to 8:45pm Marine Science Center, Filmed in 20 locations around the world in beautiful and chilling detail, A Plastic Ocean documents the global effects of plastic pollution, More info on Northeastern's Marine Science Center Website Women Divers Day
 JULY 15, 2017 from 8 am - 12 noon Stage Fort Park • Gloucester, MA Cost: $15 - includes a BBQ and free t-shirt. It’s all about women divers bonding, so we welcome anyone who dives (warm or cold), loves a diver, snorkels, wants to meet other divers or just wants to hang out around divers. Clearly the more women the better! Raffle and Door prizes including a chance to dive in the Giant Ocean Tank at the aquarium. All proceeds benefit the Women Divers Hall of Fame (www.wdhof.org) For information visit www.facebook.com/WomenDiversDay/ Sign up here South Shore Neptune Pig Roast July 22, 2017 at the Irish Cultural Center in Canton MACocktail Hour 5-6 (cash Bar); Dinner 6 -7 (times are approxmate) cost is $30 per ticket The party is for all members of the dive community including their family and friends. Feel free to invite people who you feel would enjoy the party. The party will have a Caribbean / Dive / Beach theme. Plan on hearing music you would expect to hear on a Dive vacation. Wear your best post dive apparel. Music will be provided by the Gypsy Moths Band Event Information on SSN's website
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