Deep Blue Marine Inc. Divers Complete Tour of Duty on Terry's Site and Prepare to Return

Deep Blue Marine Inc. (PINKSHEETS: DPBM) is pleased to announce that divers are home safe 12 days ago from a very successful recovery operation in the site code named Terry's Site. Crews recovered several hundred coins and many valuable artifacts, which have been cataloged, photographed and turned over to government officials as per contractual arrangements. Upon cleaning and restoration, a division of artifacts will be made and Deep Blue will bring their share home.

Company President and CEO Wilf Blum had this to say, "As always it takes a long time to recover all the artifacts located on any given site of this size. We have brought the crews home for a break and to provision our boats. The items recovered are very impressive and we are excited to return ASAP. We have the return trip planned and as soon as we can make some alterations to the boats, we will be on our way back. This job will take several months to complete and we will be on and off site several times over the next 18 months as we work around weather patterns and boat repairs. It's always a challenge when you are using old equipment, but we are more than capable of getting the job done. I wish to thank all the crew who worked so hard and did so much."

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