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Tilburg ITC Report
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Freediving Workshop for GUE Divers
The Moskva expedition
TDIF-GUE Conference in Israel
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USS Atlanta Project
» Discovery of Swedish wreck Mars
A group of divers, including Richard Lundgren and Jarrod Jablonski, have found what appears to be the Swedish war fleet flagship Mars, which sank in 1564 just north of Öland. The ship is built of solid oak and lies 75 meters deep.
Mars was one of the largest ships of its time, and the largest in the Baltic Sea, with 107 guns with a crew of 800 men.
In May 1564, led by Admiral Jacob Bagge, a group of 37 ships in the so-called First Battle of the Danish-Lübeck fleet that took place outside the northern tip of Öland. After two days of fighting Mars caught fire and exploded.
Identification of SS Hernodia
GUE divers Tomas Nilsson and Mattias Vendlgård completed a dive to indentify the wreck of the SS Hernodia on Friday the 12th of August at a depth of 120m in the Baltic Sea.
In 2009 the dive center at Åland in the Baltic Sea saw the wreck on their sidescan sonar and plans were made to identify the wreck. In 2010 all was ready to dive the wreck but the weather gods didn’t approve; the winds were to strong and the sea to rough, but this year the weather cooperated.
