Overview of 2024 BAREG had a good year in 2024, we made the first BAREG trip to the U-869, a recce of the USS Katahdin wreck site, and collaborated with the Naval History and Heritage Command to remove samples of […]
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We're moving providers & content management systems and automated tools can only do so much. We should be back to normal within a few days and have some major updates in the near future.
2019 Survey – Save the Date
BAREG's 2019 survey is scheduled for July 20-27, 2019
Historic Liberty Ship John W. Brown Looking for a New Berth
We are fully supportive of our partners at Project Liberty Ship and their efforts to find a permanent home for the SS John W. Brown. That vessel is a priceless relic of the Battle of [...]
2018 Membership Meeting Minutes
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BAREG Annual Symposium 2018
We are pleased to announce that our annual membership meeting and the 5th Annual Battle of the Atlantic Symposium will be held from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM on Sunday, Jan 28th 2018 at the [...]
BAREG joins SDI-TDI
SDI TDI Logo The Battle of the Atlantic Research and Expedition Group is pleased and proud to announce that we are now SDI-TDI Training Facility 1004534. What this means for the Group is that, beginning [...]
Announcing the 2017 annual BAREG Symposium
The 4th Annual Battle of the Atlantic Symposium will take place on 05 February, 2017, from 0900 - 1700, at Coral Edge Adventures (4657 Sudley Rd, Catharpin, VA). 2017 BAREG Symposium Flyer Page 1 2017 [...]
DAN Oxygen Grant
Huge thanks to Divers Alert Network (DAN), who - through their Oxygen Grant program - provided BAREG with an Extended Care Rescue Pak O2 unit. While we have always managed through hook or crook to [...]
General Membership Meeting
The next Battle of the Atlantic Research and Expedition Group General Membership meeting will be held on Sunday, Nov 13th, from noon until approximately 4:00 PM at Coral Edge Adventures in Catharpin, VA. The Board [...]
F. W. Abrams Project 2016
In May, in cooperation with the NOAA Monitor National Marine Sanctuary, BAREG conducted a 2 week expedition to the Outer Banks of North Carolina to perform a survey and produce a to-scale site map of [...]
Shipwreck Site Plans
Monitor National Marine Sanctuary recently added an entirely new section to their website on the WWI and WWII wrecks located off the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Site plans for the Soviet tanker Ashkhabad and [...]
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