A directory for people associated with Harbor Branch; Harbor Branch instruction 2-80; a list regarding locations of trees planted on 7/13/70 at Link Port; a notice to employees about Link Port; an employees' information manual; a document titled “Sea Diver Corporation's new Marine Science Center”.

A form from the Bureau of Customs titled “Master's oath for renewal of license of vessel”; an application for export of a camera and lens; and a certificate to rename R/V Johnson to R/V Edwin Link.

Documents describing Sea Guardian, Cabled Observation and Rescue Device (CORD), Ocean Systems Hookah (an underwater breathing apparatus), a full face mask for diving, and locating a lost undersea cable plow; and a report on dives in the submarines Star II and III.

HBOI Bulletin for fall 2011: 40th anniversary timeline, and a list of Dais guests.

Documents regarding journal of cruises of the Sea Diver, equipment for 430 foot sustained dive, a dive with Bob Wicklund and Rick Walker, tasks for diving operations, Sea Diver log, Trans-Atlantic routes, and records chronology of the 430 foot dive.

Documents regarding Johnson-Sea-Link’s log, an operation schedule for Smithsonian submersible project, safe non-saturation diving capability to 1000 feet, a plan for the operation of Fouilles archeologiques, and operation schedules for R/V Seward Johnson, R/V Edwin Link and Johnson-Sea-Link.

Documents regarding Santa Maria location, Robert Stenuit's underwater log book, proposed list of Sea Diver equipment, a dive in Bad-Godesberg, and messages sent by Robert Stenuit and Jon Lindbergh at a depth of 425 feet.

A document describing the history of Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Summer Intern program and a pamphlet of Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Summer Intern program for 2001.

A proposal to conduct reef mapping near Cap Haitien and a floor plan for the first phase of the Planet Ocean project.

Reports on animals observed during deep dive, TEKTITE II research, the magnetometer survey performed for the "Santa Maria Foundation" and Johnson-Sea-Link submersibles; and a list of questions.