The US Navy recently completed tank tests of a new deep-diving suit called the Deep Sea Expeditionary with No Decompression (DSEND) system that is light and flexible, yet maintains sea-level ...

The concept aims to improve on the atmospheric diving suit by making it more flexible, lightweight and user-friendly. (Ronnie Newsome/Navy) The Navy is developing a new “Iron Man” diving suit ...

Over centuries, diving technology has developed from diving ... with the looming threat of German military submarines, the US Navy launched a program to improve its methods. They used their ...

SEAL Delivery Vehicles are a highly specialized asset unique to US Navy SEALs ... able to carry six Navy SEALs: two crew and four combat divers. The mini-sub will be to dive to about 165 feet ...

U.S. Navy diver Engineering Aide Second Class Samson Baker reenlisted for four more years of service while fully submerged ...

In 1954, the elder Brashear became the first African American to graduate from the US Navy Diving and Salvage Training School as a Navy diver. During the recovery of a submerged nuclear weapon ...

The Navy is developing a new “Iron Man” diving suit that aims to enhance diver safety and allow them to work longer and in deeper waters. The Deep Sea Expeditionary with No Decompression ...