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Lessons for Life
Between a Wreck and a Hard Place
From the August, 2008 issue of Scuba Diving Magazine. On an illegal salvage operation, Aaron's makeshift excavation leaves him struggling to escape from an "ancient" shipwreck.
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Heads Up
From the July, 2008 issue of Scuba Diving Magazine. Matt finds out the hard way why his divemaster certification doesn't exempt him from specialized safety procedures.
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All Alone
From the June, 2008 issue of Scuba Diving Magazine. An experienced diver goes solo on a seemingly easy dive--and disappears without a trace.
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Out of Line
From the May, 2008 issue of Scuba Diving Magazine. A head-spinning ear injury causes an abandoned diver to lose his only route to survival.
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Lessons For Life: Should We Stay or Should We Go?
This poorly answered question exposes a group of divers to a deadly situation.
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Electrifying
An ignored weather forecast proves shocking and deadly.
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Out of Breath
Poor planning and careless gear maintenance left Allison gasping for air.
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Sweating the Small Stuff
Bill's disregard for Scuba 101 turned the perfect dive into a disaster.
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Aftershock
When can you safely say the diving day is over?
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Carried Away
Complacency catches Chris and George off-guard and sweeps them into dangerous waters.
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The Ultimate Lessons For Life
Diving accidents are predictable, and therefore, avoidable. Here's how to stop them in their tracks.
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Self-Proclaimed Expert
A diver ignores an instructor's advice and proves that his dive skills are dwarfed by his ego.
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Planning To Fail
Inadequately trained divers make an inadequately planned wreck penetration and suffer the consequences.
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Off the Wall
An experienced instructor pays the price for making a rookie mistake.
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