Ocean Enterprises Government and Military Division

04/10/2016

Last month, members of our team, Rhonda Jones and Mike Swan traveled east to the Chesapeake Bay area (Virginia) to attend and display many of our surface and diving equipment options at a Regional Search and Rescue Training Symposium. Local law enforcement, fire departments and defense department agencies were in attendance for a week long ‘hands on’ training. They shared their product knowledge of how our local teams outfit themselves and gained valuable insight on the needs for much colder water rescue operations.

To learn more about properly outfitting your agency, or to share your experiences with our Government Sales team, please call OE at (858) 565-9474 and ask for Mike Swan (Ext. 126) or Kerstin Muilenburg (Ext. 125).

04/07/2016

A little - 99 years ago (yes that's right, 1917) the US Bureau of Construction & Repair came out with the Mark V Diving Helmet.

Can you imagine still using this for your today?

04/06/2016

OE GovSales representative Mike Swan recently visited OTS to get an overview of their immense operation. Check out what Mike had to say about the visit:

"Thirty-two years ago Ocean Technology Systems (OTS) pioneered underwater communications and today they are the industry leader in through-water and hard wired communications. OE has represented their products for decades. They have become the most widely used, not only for our military, but by sport, entertainment and to OE’s government sales team, all public safety agencies across the country.

In 2008 OTS introduced their Guardian Full Face mask and today our west coast public safety teams from Silver Strand State Beach to Channel Islands National Park and far inland and all incorporate the Guardian and its through-water digital communication gear.

Their just released, new addition to their surface hard wired systems is Floating Comm Rope. The diver’s comm wires are traditionally surrounded by rope as a strength member. For years, divers working in shallow depths and moderate current were forced to drag the deployed rope as they expanded their search and recovery areas. Not only does the floating cable and rope employ the same tensile strength, it indicates to the surface tender the relative position of his diver. This is an incredible advantage as many public safety divers are immersed in ZERO visibility waters."

To learn more about all of OTS’s products please feel to contact our Government and Commercial Sales team - http://www.oceanenterprises.com/about/military.htm

03/30/2016

Happy appreciation day!

Have you ever had the chance to dive with these beautiful creatures before?

03/24/2016

A little to remind us how far has come!

03/19/2016

Talk about always having a dive buddy!

Apparently some pets don't like to just swim on the the surface of the pond, they like to go down deep too! Check out Muttley and his specially designed doggie scuba suit!

03/15/2016

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Tips for maintaining your Drysuits!

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03/10/2016

Even back in the day, everyone loved their !

03/09/2016

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Some great tips for maintaining your wetsuits to ensure they last as long as possible!

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Click the links below for helpful accessories:

Wetsuit Shampoo - http://www.oceanenterprises.com/scuba-gear/index.php?subcats=Y&status=A&pshort=N&pfull=N&pname=Y&match=all&pkeywords=Y&search_performed=Y&q=Shampoo&x=0&y=0&dispatch=products.search

Wetsuit Hangers - http://www.oceanenterprises.com/scuba-gear/?subcats=Y&status=A&pshort=N&pfull=N&pname=Y&match=all&pkeywords=Y&search_performed=Y&q=Wetsuit+hanger&x=0&y=0&dispatch=products.search

03/03/2016

This is how was in the 1940's!

Contact us for your more modern gear needs!

02/29/2016

Way to go Summit to Sound Search & Rescue & Washington State Animal Response Team (WASART)!

Did you know we can help with all of your needs? Contact us today!

BELLINGHAM, Wash. -- A lonesome dog that became trapped on the wrong side of the raging Nooksack River is now safe, thanks to several volunteers who managed a rather challenging swift-water rescue.Last week, someone who had rented a cabin along the river w