Deep Blue Marine Inc. Signs Deal to Work as Subcontractor with Tracy Bowden for Recovery Work in the Dominican Republic.

KEY WEST, Fla. -- Deep Blue Marine Inc. (Pink Sheets: DPBM) is pleased to announce that the company has signed an agreement with world famous underwater explorer and recovery specialist Tracy Bowden. Since 1975, Mr. Bowden has plied the waters off the Dominican Republic and has recovered some of the most famous artifacts in the world of underwater archaeology.

Wilf Blum, President of Deep Blue Marine, had this to say: "Mr. Bowden has forgotten more than most people will ever know about this industry, and as a subcontractor we will be in the position to learn from one of the best in the world. To be able to work with Mr. Bowden is an honor, and we intend to work hard and prove ourselves to him. To gain his trust in this enterprise is such a great blessing to our company, and I plan to keep it. Mr. Bowden began underwater recovery and archaeology in the Dominican Republic 34 years ago, and has worked there under contract with the government. His knowledge of the waters and wrecks there is unequaled, and we will be working under his direct supervision."

Mr. Bowden has been the subject of two National Geographic articles, several television specials, and countless books and newspaper articles. He truly is one of the foremost recovery specialists in the world of ancient ship wrecks.

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