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Letters between Edwin Link, Roger Legay, Bruce Handler, and Victor Brodeur regarding various matters on underwater archaeology research. Letter from Secretary of the Navy to persons concerned about the distribution list of the deep submergence systems review group.

Scope and Contents Letter from Edwards Park to Edwin Link with an article regarding the “Man-in-Sea” project. Letter from C.B. Headley to National Geographic regarding the “Man-in-Sea” project. Letter from E.C. Stephan to Donald W. Smith regarding a job offer. Letters between Edwin Link, Alexander Munson, C.B. Headley, D. M. Watson, Henry del'Giudice, David Higginbotham, Clem McLain, D. H. Meese, Norman Ketchman, William Smyth, Howard Browne Jr., Carl Bauman, E. W. Dosch, David Pardo, Edward Burns, and John...

Scope and Contents Letters from Edwin Link to L. Rasmussen, C. B. Headley, David L. Higginbotham, Henry del’Giudice, and David H. Meese responding to their suggestions for the “Man-in-Sea” project. Letter from T. Earl Hickey to the National Geographic Society regarding methods for solving communication problems. Letter from Edwin W. Snider to T. Early Hickey regarding his ideas for the “Man-in-Sea” project. Letter from James Lasch to Edwin Link regarding an underwater television. Letters between Edwin Link and...

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Letter from D. H. Hamilton to Edwin A. Link regarding a suggestion for reducing the amount of trouble encountered with diving.

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Letter from Dean Hamilton to A. M. Kennedy expressing his interest in deep dives and an underwater tent. Letter from Thomas Holding to Franc Shor regarding experiences with helium. Letters between Edwin Link, Robert Stenuit, M. O. Garten, Ernest Morrison, and Edward Lanphier regarding a French research venture similar to the “Man-in-Sea” project and various suggestions about equipment for underwater research.

Scope and Contents Letters between Barry Goldwater, Edwin Link, and Warren G. Magnuson regarding an ocean engineering program. Letter from Edgar Riebe to the National Geographic Society discussing the effects of different gases on divers. Letters between Edwin Link, Edgar W. Riebe, Robert Stenuit, Owell V. Hunt, Roswell Gilpatrick, and Edward Lanphier regarding suggestions for the “Man-in-Sea” project, Stenuit’s travel schedule, a list of members of Admiral McDonald’s Mess, and the Deep Submerged Systems...

Scope and Contents Letters between Barry Goldwater, Edwin Link, Jerome Wiesner, and George Smathers regarding a letter from the White House, Link’s concerns about progress in oceanography, interviews with two senators, President Kennedy’s interest in ocean research, and Link’s research. Letter to the Secretary of the Navy from the chairman of Deep Submergence Systems Review Group with a status report on the naval shipyard and its engineers. Letters between Edwin Link, Edward Lanphier, Edward W. Riebe, and...

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Letters between Edwin Link, Henry Latham, Ernest Morrison, Edgar Riebe, and Joan Membery regarding oceanography, ocean engineering, and underwater breathing. Letter from Edwin Link to Pablo Bush Romero accepting the invitation to speak at a convention in Mexico City. Letter from Henry J. Latham to Kenneth B. Keating suggesting a meeting with Senator Keating.

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Letter from Kenneth Keating to Henry Latham regarding the immigration case of a cook of Sea Diver. Letter from Marion Link to Joan Membery requesting her to send magazine correspondence regarding a manuscript. Letters between Edwin Link, H. T. Howard, Edward Lanphier, Bob Wilson, E.C. Stephan, W. H. Eusigu, and Jerome Lederer regarding light atmosphere speech problems, mice diving experiments, research participation opportunities, personal matters, and aviation investigation.