Fatal Depth: Deep Sea Diving, China Fever, and the Wreck of the Andrea Doria by Haberstroh, Joe

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Fatal Depth: Deep Sea Diving, China Fever, and the Wreck of the Andrea Doria

The luxurious ocean liner "Andrea Doria" collided with the "Stockholm" south of Nantucket on July 25, 1956, sinking in 225 feet of water, a depth that puts the wreck at the limit of human diving range. Nevertheless, many divers attempt to reach it--to gain fame, and fortune in the form of china teacups and plates--and more than one elite diver has lost his life doing so. Haberstroh recounts the history of the pride of the Italian fleet, the tragic sinking, and the gripping personal stories of people who live or die for china from its wreckage. See also "Collision Course".