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  1. Sworn to Secrecy

Wreck Diving Magazine’s search for a Cold War-era Soviet submarine, sunk by the U.S. Navy


  1. Dominican Republic Anchor

You might say it was an anchor that started my career!


  1. The Sidewheel Steamer That Took The Lives of Over 300 People

The Lady Elgin, fifty feet deep in Lake Michigan.


  1. Hitler’s Aircraft Carrier - Graf Zeppelin

The ship that could have changed the outcome of WWII.


  1. The Fate Of The Drummond Castle

The 2-masted steamer ran aground, leaving 53 dead.


  1. The 12-Fathom Lady Of Lake Erie

The Willis - still turning heads after 140 years underwater.


  1. Project Shiphunt in Thunder Bay

A project that just may have changed the lives of five high school kids.


  1. The Lady of Lanterms

Truk Lagoon’s rarely-dived Katsuragisan Maru.


  1. The “Lucky Ship” Still On The Edge Of Glory, Sunk Off Carlson Island

The story of the Prinz Eugen.


  1. HPNS

How hydrostatic pressure and gas partial pressures affect consciousness during deep diving.


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THE MAGAZINE FOR TODAY’S DIVERS

Wreck Diving Magazine is dedicated to the men, women and children who lost their lives in the tragedies contained within our publication and website.

Left to right: Richie Kohler, Russian sub pilot, Joe Porter

Wreck Diving Magazine is now in our 5th year of publication and is the only serious magazine for today’s divers.  Proud to be the recipient of the Eurotek “Publication of the Year”, WDM has featured over 200 shipwrecks from all over the world.  Our articles are well researched, and written by wreck divers for wreck divers.

When new, large, never-before seen sections of Titanic’s hull were found, we were there!

When recent gold artifacts and pearls were found on the Spanish treasure ship, Santa Margarita, we were there!



Wreck Diving Magazine is in its 7th year of publication and has already covered more shipwrecks than any other magazine previous, because that’s all we do.  From fresh water to salt, from shallow recreational depths, to extreme technical dives, we feature them.  WDM has writers from all over the world contributing to our magazine.  These are divers that simply decide to write about a wreck, these are truly dedicated wreck divers that write and photograph what they are passionate about.  A brief list of some of our writers include:

John Chatterton, subject of the book Shadow Divers and the book Titanic’s Last Secrets.

Richie Kohler, subject of the book Shadow Divers and the book Titanic’s Last Secrets.

Cris Kohl, author of more than 11 books focusing on Great Lakes shipwreck diving.

Sir Robert Marx, treasure finder and author of over 60 related books.

Leigh Bishop, renowned deep wreck diver, historian and photographer

David Trotter, Great Lakes shipwreck hunter and subject of Shipwreck Hunter.

And many, many more.

 

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VIEW A SNEAK PEEK VIDEO OF A RECENT EXPEDITION

Wreck Diving Magazine teamed up with Ken Sewell, author of Red Star Rogue and All Hands Down to locate and document a Russian submarine that recently declassified reports placed it sunk off the coast of Japan. In a Cold War era battle, the news of this sinking could have started World War III.

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