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to the Historical Diving Society – South East Asia, Pacific
Our aim is to promote and preserve the rich diving heritage of our region. We have active members throughout Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia and around the world. We work closely with Historical Diving Societies in the United Kingdom, Europe and USA. We encourage people with an interest in historical diving to join us.
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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS ARE DUE NOW - BY THE END OF JULY - PLEASE!!!! Membership in the Society is AUD$45 per year. Members receive four issues of the Society’s magazine ‘Classic Diver’ as well as the invitation to participate in events and network with others interested in historic diving, both in our region and internationally. You
can join the Society for an annual subscription of AUD$45, by making contact
with HDS SEAP Hon. Secretary, Des Williams, via HDS SEAP c/o P. O Box 347
Dingley Village, Victoria, 3172 AUSTRALIA, or by email: deswill@dingley.net
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HDS
SEAP to Display at OZTeK '11 Conference March 2011.
HDS
SEAP ANNUAL RALLY 2010.
DIVER
ADVERTS.
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A selection
of reading in the history of diving in our region.
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A new page where we can keep track of frauds and fakes, bargains and anything to do with the pleasure of collecting and restoring historic diving equipment. And for dive book collectors, check out Classic Dive Books. |
The HDS SEAP enjoys a close
relationship with various Historical Diving Societies and like-minded organisations
around the world.
HISTORICAL DIVING SOCIETIES
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| INTERESTING
NON - COMMERCIAL LINKS
AUSTRALIA CLASSIC
DIVE BOOKS
HERITAGE
VICTORIA
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INTERESTING
NON - COMMERCIAL LINKS
WORLD HISTORY OF DIVING IN SRI LANKA
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INTERESTING COMMERCIAL LINKS |
| SUPPORTERS
Proud supporters of the Historical Diving Society South East Asia - Pacific.
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The HDS SEAP is a membership-based, not for profit, Incorporated organisation, formed in 1997. Administration of the Society is carried out by a small Committee elected by the members on an annual basis. There are no paid positions at any level within the Society. Due to the tyranny of distance over the huge area in which the HDS SEAP operates, Committee meetings are held by email. Committee Minutes and financials are reported in our magazine. The HDS SEAP is not involved in any in-water activities. Diving is potentially hazardous and may cause serious injury or death. The Board of the HDS SEAP suggests that to dive without proper training or procedures, using equipment that you have not been trained or have experience with, or equipment that has not been well maintained, all increase this risk. The HDS SEAP is not a substitute for any of the above in any way. Commonsense and diving within your own experience and ability, is each members choice. Content is maintained by the committee. Last updated 16 July 2010 |
