SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Deep Blue Marine
Inc., OTC: (DPBE .PK), is pleased to announce that the research
vessel, the Karli Ann, and the diving vessel, the Lady Laura, have
returned to the contracted area along the north shore of the
Dominican Republic and have
recommenced diving and recovery activities. In addition to resuming
operations at sites previously worked, it is anticipated that
additional areas will be charted and explored. Deep Blue Marine is
grateful for the courage and hard work of its crew, namely Capt.
Billy Rawson, archaeologist
Alejandro Selmi, and the entire crew
of divers and support personnel.
Deep Blue Marine again wishes to thank the officers and
directors of the Dominican Republic Ministry of Culture for the
assistance they have rendered to the company as we have gone
forward with this amazing project on the North Shore. Without
the continued support of Pedro Borrel, Wilfredo Feliz, Francis
Soto and the professional staff at the Ministry, these
priceless artifacts and historical pieces would be lost forever.
We wish to thank the staff for the incredible job they do in
preservation and conservation of the history of the Americas.
By way of announcement, Deep Blue Marine, Inc.'s founder,
Wilf Blum is buying shares of Deep
Blue Marine for his own account.
Parties interested in learning more about Deep Blue Marine, Inc.
may visit the company web site at www.alldeepblue.com
"As always investing in this type of venture is very risky
and no one should invest in this type of venture if they cannot
safely tolerate that risk."
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Source: Deep Blue Marine, Inc. 801-631-9104
SOURCE Deep Blue Marine, Inc.
