Deep-Sea Stories

Deep-Sea Stories is about U.S. Navy Divers. I interview the living historians of Navy Divers who talk about Navy Divers and dive commands we served. These are the same stories we told sitting at bars and beaches all over the world with Navy Divers. We want to communicate as many Deep-Sea Stories as possible. When someone asks about Navy Divers 200 years from now, our memories will live through our Deep-Sea Stories.

Deep-Sea Stories is a history podcast hosted by Ross, with 28 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Ross hosts Deep-Sea Stories, a history show with 28 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  What Happened to My Tools?

  May 7, 20266 minS3

  <p>What Happened to My Tools? An observational experience of Navy Divers separated from mechanical rating skills. A reflection from one Navy Diver who, before enlisting in the United States Navy, was a master diesel mechanic. A comparison between one Navy Dive team from 2003 and an evolved Navy Dive culture of no formal mechanical skills training 16 years later. My observation, my opinion. </p><p>Deep-Sea Stories podcasts are available on Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, and Spotify. </p>

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  A Childhood Chronicle: Walt and Linda Green

  Mar 17, 20268 minS3

  <p>America needs more people like Walter and Linda Green. They were good-hearted people.  Walter was a loyal husband to Linda Green. They are parents to my best childhood friend, Greg, and his brother, Guy. Our family called him Walt. Walt was a car enthusiast. Having only one eye didn't stop Walt from being the best master auto mechanic in Texas. When Walt closed your car's hood, it was fixed. Linda is a family soccer mom. Linda was always at our middle school football and Little League baseball games, cheering for Greg and me. </p><p>Deep-Sea Stories podcasts are av...

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  Episode #11

  Navy Diver David Bradrick "Hoo Yah Instructor Bradrick!"

  Feb 22, 202644 minS2

  <p>A MK-5 Generation Navy Diver, David Bradrick, enlisted in the United States Navy in November 1973 and retired from active duty in August 2001. He attended Navy Boot Camp in Orlando, Florida. His first duty station was Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In Little Creek, Virginia, where David attended 2nd Class Dive School in 1975, he remembers seeing Master Diver Carl Brasher. David said that Master Diver Brasher, who overcame his physical challenges, inspired him to beat the grueling dive school physical requirements. </p><p>During his tour of duty on the USS Mataco ATF-86, David endured three WestPac deployments. David recalled standing watch o...

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  Episode #10

  Deep-Sea Stories Looking For Vietnam Era Navy Diver "Rex" with Charles Romero

  Feb 1, 202623 minS2

  <p>Does anyone recognize the tall Navy Diver with sandy blond hair standing next to Charlie Romero? His first name is Rex. His last name is unknown. Rex went unconscious while diving during the attempted recovery of victims from the Army Vessel YCU-63 in November 1970. The YCU capsized on the beach in Vietnam. Charlie Romero, suspected Rex, succumbed to hydrogen sulfide gas after cutting an accessway through the hull of the YCU to recover victims. <br/><br/>Army 2nd Class Salvage Diver Charles Romero, with his dive team, was on station that November for the recovery mission with Navy Divers f...

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  Episode #11

  Deep-Sea Stories and Thanksgiving Message with Master Diver Jim Phalin

  Nov 26, 202551 minS2

  <p>Jim Phalin, Master Chief Hull Technician, Master Diver, talks about his 28-year Navy career.  Jim was an accomplished swimmer and springboard diver in high school.  Inspired by Navy stories about Deep-Sea Divers in Vietnam told by his close neighbor, Jim joined the Navy in December 1975.  Before joining the Navy, he knew that he wanted to be a Navy Diver.  Jim retired from active duty in November 2003.<br/><br/>Jim's first Navy Dive command was the USS Orion AS-18, homeported in Charleston, South Carolina.  His follow-on dive duty assignments were the Submarine Escape Tank in New London, Connecticut, USS Brunswick ATS-3...

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