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[music] >> In every age of man's history, the undersea world has challenged the ablest and bravest of dreamers and adventurers. Men driven by a strange compulsion to conquer the frontiers of human experience. In this long history, few have captured man's imagination like the deep sea diver. Hardy explorers of an alien environment, they have led the way toward a revolution in underwater technology. Today, the average man ventures with modern scuba equipment into depths which 30 years ago were the private domain of these iron clad aquanauts. In this underwater revolution, no individual has played a more prominent part than Colonel John D. Craig, a pioneer and innovator whose colorful career has spanned close to half a century of progress toward man's conquest of the