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** Scuba diving, in which a diver uses a scuba set to breathe underwater
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** the Englishman John Lethbridge, a wool merchant, invents a diving barrel and successfully salvages valuables from wrecks.
** E. K. Gauzen, a Russian naval technician of Kronshtadt naval base ( a district of Saint Petersburg ), offers a " diving machine ".
** By attaching the Deane brothers helmet to a suit, Augustus Siebe develops the Siebe " Closed " Dress combination diving helmet and suit, considered the foundation of modern diving dress.
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** Maurice Fernez introduces a simple lightweight underwater breathing apparatus as an alternative to helmet diving suits.
** In France, Guy Gilpatric starts swim diving with waterproof goggles, derived from swimming goggles ( which were originally invented by Maurice Fernez in 1920 ).
** Sport spearfishing became common in the Mediterranean, and spearfishers gradually developed the common sport diving mask and fins and snorkel, with Georges Beuchat in Marseille, France, which created the speargun and Italian sport spearfishers started using oxygen rebreathers.
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** Air Liquide builds two more aqualungs: there were now three, owned by Cousteau but also at the disposal of his first two diving companions Frédéric Dumas and Taillez.
** Henri Broussard founds the first post-WWII scuba diving club, the Club Alpin Sous-Marin.
** The first known underwater diving club in Britain, " The Amphibians Club ", is formed in Aberdeen by Ivor Howitt ( who modified an old civilian gas mask ) and some friends.
** After the supply of war-surplus frogman's drysuits ran out, free-swimming diving suits were not readily available to the general public, and as a result many scuba divers dived with their skin bare except for swimming trunks.
** Rene's Sporting Goods shop ( now owned by La Spirotechnique ) becomes U. S. Divers, now a leading maker of diving equipment.
** Around this time, some British scuba divers start making homemade diving demand regulators from industrial parts, including Calor Gas regulators.
** Later, Submarine Products Ltd in Hexham in Northumberland, England designed round the Cousteau-Gagnan patent and made sport diving breathing sets accessibly cheap.
** In Italy, sport diving oxygen rebreathers continued to be made well into the 1960s.
** The film version of James Bond in Thunderball ( using both sorts of open-circuit scuba ) is released and helps to make scuba diving popular.
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