Underwater habitat cable wrapped around Dr. Lance Rennka's left wrist, shattering his arm, which he subsequently lost to gas gangrene. In the mid-1980s La Chalupa was transformed into Jules' Undersea Lodge in Key Largo, Florida. Jules' co-developer, Dr. Neil Monney, formerly served as Professor and Director of Ocean Engineering at the U.S. Naval Academy, and has extensive experience as a research scientist, aquanaut and designer of underwater habitats. Jules' has had over 10,000 overnight guests in its 30 years of operation. Today, many certified divers who are interested stay in the Jules' Underwater Lodge, and some who meet the skill and bottom
Military history of Puerto Rico the first American undersea spy missions of the cold war. The mission was cut short when one the "Cochino"s 4,000-pound batteries caught fire. Commander Benitez directed the firefighting, trying both to save the ship and his crew from the toxic gases. The crew members of the "Tusk" rescued all except one "Cochino" crew member and convinced Commander Benitez, who was the last man on the "Cochino", to board the "Tusk". The "Cochino" sank off the coast of Norway two minutes after Benitez's departure. Benitez retired as a rear admiral from the Navy in 1957. Sixty-one thousand Puerto Ricans served in