a - Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division scientists and engineers demonstrate diving and life support capabilities, to include prototypes like the Mk-29 Initial Response Diving project affectionately referred to as "Eugene" at the 2017 Month of the Military Diver community outreach event May 12, 2107 at the Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center in Panama City, Florida.

a - Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division scientists and engineers demonstrate diving and life support capabilities, to include prototypes like the Mk-29 Initial Response Diving project affectionately referred to as "Eugene" at the 2017 Month of the Military Diver community outreach event May 12, 2107 at the Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center in Panama City, Florida. Stock Photo

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