Print of 'Danger at Depth' by John Terry Version:Limited Edition Print - Signed Polarised 2mm Polycarbonate

Polarised 2mm Polycarbonate

**Does not include the prescription lenses

as it is referred to by its members is made up of the following land based diving units:

Following the invasion of the Falkland Islands in April 1982 and with the knowledge that Argentina had laid sea mines off Port Stanley

His pall bearers consisting of 7 serving members of the Fleet Diving Group

Print of 'Danger at Depth' by John Terry Version:Limited Edition Print - Signed Polarised 2mm PolycarbonateWhen a number of like minded souls got together and decided to raise a monument on the site of the former HMS Vernon, one of those who offered to help was the graphic artist John Terry. John had worked as an Illustrator in Vernon and was well known for his detailed pictures of divers going about their business and for conjuring up scenes of minesweepers or minesweeping equipment. At one point he painted a large wall mural of such matters in the