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We change props, zincs, and do more boat cleaning than anything else. We also have “more fun” jobs like working on the Georgia Aquarium, working for three local historical foundations, working with the South Carolina Institute of Anthropology and Archaeology, and doing a lot of work for both the water and phone companies and for the local military bases. We don’t work with recreational divers – our company is strictly commercial. However, since we’re all divers, naturally our recreational pasttime is exploring local shipwrecks and history. Consequently, we have worked on the Hunley project, have been on the Discovery Channel for our work regarding the Tybee Bomb, and are currently working on two projects with E. Lee Spence himself, author of many books and the original finder of the Hunley submarine. So our shipwreck and “historically significant artifact” knowlege – if you include Lee Spence and Gary Gentile with whom we have open lines of communication and plans to explore the virgin wreck of the City of Savannah is second to none, and exceeds any information otherwise publicly available.