Don Barthelmess
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Don Barthelmess commented on Don Barthelmess's group Santa Barbara City College Marine Tech
"Hi Lisa- thanks for the update on Travis. Glad to hear he is doing well and thanks so much for your kind words. Nice to see his hard work paying off."
Sep 25, 2009
Lisa Iversen commented on Don Barthelmess's group Santa Barbara City College Marine Tech
"Hello Mr. Barthelmess, Thanks so much for the add. I am Travis Smith's Mother. He graduated from SBCC's Program May 15, 2008. I'm so glad to be part of this group. Travis loved your program, and we (my family) love telling all our…"
Sep 25, 2009
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Profile Information

Which of the following are you?
Dive Company Executive/Office Staff
Dive school you went to or are attending?
Florida Institute of Technology
Are you an inland diver, offshore diver or both?
Offshore
What do you like to do with your down time / onshore time?
Jump up and down and spit nickels.
What's your deepest dive? (in feet)
1,976 fsw ADS

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At 6:17pm on March 8, 2010, Don Barthelmess said…
Green Canyon Block 1982 working for Conoco in an ADS called the Mantis. I was working for International Underwater Contractors (IUC) at the time. We ran two Mantis subs for drilling support and the one I used on the dive was Mantis010. We actually were on that hole for a while as it was a major discovery back then. The drilling rig was the semi submersible Penrod 75 which was later converted to a floating production rig. I am sure it has been long decommissioned. We never knew it broke OI WASP ADS record in 82 at the time, but the later found out when an article showed up in Offshore Magazine. Of course thats a puddle jump by today's standards but at the time it was a pretty big deal considering the water depths we were drilling in.
At 5:42pm on March 8, 2010, Bill Gardner said…
I would be interested in hearing about 1,970 fsw ADS -if you are interested in telling it. cheers-bill
 
 
 

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