Deep Blue Marine, Inc. Prepares to Lift Plane Wreckage from Lake Powell.

SALT LAKE CITY -- Deep Blue Marine, Inc. (Pink Sheets: DPBM) is pleased to announce that divers are on site at Lake Powell on the Utah/Arizona border, and recovery of the Cirrus 22 R which crashed in the lake is under way. The recovery will be overseen by Jim Cross of Cross Marine Projects. The crew consists of divers and support teams from both Cross Marine and Deep Blue Marine, Inc.

Deep Blue Marine, Inc. president Wilf Blum had this to say, "Mr. Cross is one of the most accomplished aircraft recovery specialists in the world and to be included on this job is a great honor. We will do all in our power to make our contribution worthy of the faith and trust Jim has placed in us. This is a Cross Marine Projects operation and as such we are under his command, on board his boats. With his vast knowledge of underwater recovery, I can't remember a time when a project did not go well that he was in charge of."

Mr. Cross had this to say about the recovery of the downed aircraft, "It's always a pleasure to do a job that is considered difficult and has an element of risk involved. I take only the best divers and crews on a recovery like this, and I am very comfortable with the crew that answered the call. We have worked together on several other jobs and this one should prove to be just as enjoyable."

For more information on Deep Blue Marine, Inc. (DPBM), go to www.alldeepblue.com or www.stockinformationsystems.com.

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