Published: November 25, 2009
Deep Blue Marine, Inc. Announces Hiring of Archaeologist

Deep Blue Marine, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: DPBE) is pleased to announce the hiring of Alejandro Selmi as their
official company archaeologist. Mr. Selmi comes with high accolades, an
impressive resume and years of experience.
The importance of having a qualified underwater archaeologist cannot be
underscored. The necessity of ensuring that artifact recovery is being done
in compliance with government requests and United Nations guidelines is a
responsibility that Deep Blue Marine takes very seriously. The sites that
Deep Blue Marine are currently diving on, as well as those that will be
undertaken in the near future, are an essential part of the host country's
history and all recovery must be done with the respect and dignity each
site has earned.
Randy Champion, Vice President of Deep Blue Marine, says, "It's a great
thing to have Alejandro aboard and part of the Deep Blue team. Even though
we have been very proud of our accomplishments as far as archaeological
record keeping goes, this really takes our company to the next level.
Captain Billy is pleased to have him on board and part of the crew. As Deep
Blue continues to grow and diversify, the addition of Alejandro to our
current operation in the Caribbean will ensure that our new projects will
be undertaken with complete confidence and compliance."
Deep Blue Marine will post more information on Mr. Selmi, as well as
pictures, on their website.
For more information on Deep Blue Marine, Inc. (DPBE) go to
www.alldeepblue.com
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