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HMS Vandal 2003 Expedition Images Set No 3
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Above; One of the divers surfaces after a 100m/330ft dive to HMS Vandal. The wreck lies on a
mud slope at the bottom of the Clyde off Scotland's west coast and was found in visability of
some 6-7ft of water.©Leigh Bishop 2003

Above; Just one and a half miles from where the wreck lies is this memorial
to the grave site. Larry Gaines picture rests above in memory of his
colleagues lost. ©Leigh Bishop 2003

Above left; Nick Gilbert calls a team briefing and spends time going over plans of the boat.© Leigh Bishop 2003

Above Right;The expedition dive boat Spinaway Isle moored at Lochranza where 60 years before Vandal was last seen. © Leigh Bishop 2003

Above; Closed circuit film man Kevin Pickering.© Leigh Bishop 2003

Above; As the team gather to the war loss memorial Bryan Thomas of the submariners association will say a few words that reflect the teams milestone work on Vandal.
© Leigh Bishop 2003

Above; Divers of the expedition used closed circuit rebreathers to extend bottom times and give greater safety at depth. ©Leigh Bishop 2003

Above; With the surface ripple flowers drift across the exact spot where HMS Vandal
was lost. The divers of the 2003 expedition can now leave the wreck in peace, the
family's of those lost as well as sole survivor of the Vandals crew Larry Gaines can now be
sure we have a positive grave.© Leigh Bishop 2003

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