Diving on the Thunderball Vulcan Bomber Article

[GBOOTHROYD]

Thunderball Vulcan Bomber Article

I wrote the following article about diving on the remains of the Vulcan Bomber mock-up under my other nome de plume, Donald Grant, over at Absolutely James Bond. Here is the link:

Diving on the Submerged Wrecks of Thunderball and Never Say Never Again

Enjoy!

GB

 

[Prop Store]

Re: Thunderball Vulcan Bomber Article

Great article!

Stephen

 

[GBOOTHROYD]

Re: Thunderball Vulcan Bomber Article

Great article!

Stephen

Thanks you.

 

[MooCriket]

Re: Thunderball Vulcan Bomber Article

Very interesting read!

 

[Apollo]

Great read!

Glad you finally made it to the Vulcan.

 

[GBOOTHROYD]

Great read!

Glad you finally made it to the Vulcan.

Thank you. I'm glad I made it too. Could you imagine if I waited another 10 years. I'd come up from the bottom dead!

GB

 

[PHArchivist]

Do you happen to have GPS coordinates of the wreck site?

 

[Qui-Gonzalez]

That is one orange jacket. Awesome pics, even when you use the bubbles to hide your face. How warm was that water?

 

[kurtyboy]

I hope you managed to grab a 'souvenir'! (edit: just read that bit in your report).

Here's some more Vulcan goodness

 

[GBOOTHROYD]

Do you happen to have GPS coordinates of the wreck site?

Yes I got them for the mooring location of the Tears of Allah. However, I decided not to include the Lat./Long. in the article. It's more mysterious that way!

DG

 

[GBOOTHROYD]

I hope you managed to grab a 'souvenir'! (edit: just read that bit in your report).

Here's some more Vulcan goodness

Kurtyboy, you "freakin" maniac! I have to get me one of these! I'll probably contact you about hem soon, but I have to go to sleep now. Excellent work!

GB

 

[GBOOTHROYD]

Re: Thunderball Vulcan Bomber Article

Very interesting read!

Thank you sir!

GB

 

[rkpetersen]

Thanks for the great read. It's really too bad that EON destroyed the Vulcan after they finished filming it. Quite a bit of it would likely have survived, and by now it could have been a must-do dive instead of a private charter for operators like Stuart Cove's, as well as a great habitat for fish, sponges and corals.

 

[GBOOTHROYD]

Thanks for the great read. It's really too bad that EON destroyed the Vulcan after they finished filming it. Quite a bit of it would likely have survived, and by now it could have been a must-do dive instead of a private charter for operators like Stuart Cove's, as well as a great habitat for fish, sponges and corals.

I agree.

GB