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In a historic first, Bauer Compressors, Inc. will feature a Commercial Series NitroxMaker™ system by Brownie’s Marine Group in its booth at DEMA…. http://www.divenewswire.com/NewsITems.aspx?newsID=12345

With the Triton ePlate Visa app you can now earn exclusive Triton footage and may also soon be able earn a chance to win a pilot experience in a submarine!!  Check it out here: http://www.dynamicsinc.com/TritonSubmarines 

The Triton team would like to thank Dan Volker from South Florida Dive Journal (http://www.sfdj.com). Dan dove with us in the Bahamas last year and captured several amazing underwater images and videos of the Triton 3300/3.  We have received tons …

“I was lucky enough to first see the new Triton T3K3 in build in Florida. Straight away with her clothes off you could see the build quality and attention to detail was second to none. Six months later and here …

“In the world of manned submersibles there are few times that a better mousetrap gets to show itself.  I recently have had the opportunity to work on, see in action and pilot, Triton’s new 1000 meter submersible.  One look and …

 The nuclear-powered submarine USS Triton completed its submerged navigation of the globe.

Bruce Jones, Triton’s CEO will be delivering the Keynote speech for Sustainatopia and Impact and Our Oceans.  Triton is participating in several panel discussions.  Please come out and show your support. Register today and join us in promoting this amazing …

Triton will appear on The Discovery Channel’s “Daily Planet” tonight at 7pm EST. We’ll post a link to the streaming video on Discovery tomorrow when they post it… Enjoy and share your comments with us!

James Cameron’s ascent from Challenger Deep took a remarkably short 7o minutes!  The submersible was safely recovered and we now anxiously await the footage from Challenger Deep.  The Triton team is grateful to Mr. Cameron for breaking new ground and …

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