New Millennium's "Third" Expedition Dive
390' for 12.5 minutes
August 3, 2002 - Nearly 62 years after she was scuttled!

An image we are very proud of.  If you look closely you can see her name on this Port side image in big block letters "T", "A" and then the letters "H", "O" and the  "E" are obscured.

On August 29, 1940, the Tahoe was towed into Glenbrook. This is the rope actually used!

Another nice detailed shot of the bow.  You can clearly see the "chocks" on either side and the flagpole hole.

These are the windows on the Port side wall of the forward "Smoking" room.  This is the only wall section of the forward structure directly behind the Pilot house that is still standing.

The port side "Air Funnel". The top of this is in 390 feet and the temperature is 39 degrees and the water conditions are quite still...thus the great preserved state that it is in.

A close-up of the crane winch positioned on the very forward part of the bow deck

A New Millennium dive update would not be complete without a photo of us
"paying to play"...hanging out during 2 hours and 10 minutes of decompression.
This is Martin at 40 feet breathing his Deco50 while his Deco190 & 130 hang at his waist.
Only about 1 hour and 30 minutes left at this point....exciting!