Deep Blue Marine, Inc. Requests Recovery Permit

   Deep Blue Marine, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: DPBE) announced today that the company has requested a recovery permit as specified in its contract with the Government of the Dominican Republic. Working under the supervision of the Marina de Guerra Dominicana and an inspector from the Oficina Nacional de Patrimonio Cultural Subacuático, Deep Blue has signed an agreement to provide services in the area of survey, recovery and restoration of artifacts for an undisclosed permitted area on the north shore. The request was made as a result of major historical finds in the contract area.

The location of the find will not be released to the public at this time, but company vessels will be onsite as soon as permission for recovery is granted.

Deep Blue Marine, Inc. has been in the recovery business for several years and has recovered airplanes, modern sunken vessels, industrial equipment and historic shipwrecks. The company houses many of its artifacts in a company owned museum located in Samana, Dominican Republic and plans to open similar venues in that country in the near future.

Wilf Blum, President and CEO, stated, "This is what we have been working towards now for 6 years and to be at this point in our business is perhaps the greatest achievement in most of our professional lives. Nothing in our past is equal to what we are seeing today. We are very grateful to the government for this amazing opportunity to be a part of this historical discovery."

Journalists and individuals seeking interviews and photos of artifacts are encouraged to contact Mr. Randy Champion at Deep Blue Marine's head office in Salt Lake city, Utah phone [phone], cell 801-631-9104 or email at [e-mail]. All media will be directed through Mr. Champion.

For more information on Deep Blue Marine, Inc. (DPBE) go to www.alldeepblue.com

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