As you’ve probably guessed, Submerged Productions is run for fun rather than profit. Submerged Productions is essentially a cottage industry, run by myself along with a lot of support and encouragement from my wife Joyce and the invaluable help of my dive partners – Sound Diving’s Steve Carpenter, Dave "My Flower" Page, Brasso Brassington, now sadly removed to the wilds of Nottingham, Pete Hearn who also keeps the boat running,and Geof Skinner who keeps the whole show on the road with endless cups of tea and practical help. A later addition was the incomparable Sally Tyler who is a marine biologist and worked for the D.D.R.C. Luckily for her she escaped our clutches and ran off to marry a nice policeman and have a family. The latest person to join the crew is Peter Rowlands, a superb underwater photographer and contributor to many publications.
Geoff Skinner and Peter Mitchell
I also received a wealth of research tips and treasures from Steve Johnson, John Benhenha, Dick Larn, George Sandford and Al Down,and most importantly Gordon Crimp who was invaluable in the early days.

Without the help of Roger Webber I would have never found the A7 in the days before sats or some of the other wrecks in this site. I am also very grateful for other dive skippers like Richard King and Dick Linford who freely share their information on different dive sites.
Sally Tyler and Dave Page
While I’d naturally be delighted if you bought any of my books and videos, all I really hope is that you enjoy the information on this site and that it contributes in some small way to your enjoyment of diving.
You can email me at peter@submerged.co.uk or write to me at
Peter Mitchell
Submerged Productions
5 Western College Road
Mannamead
Plymouth
Devon
PL4 7AG
Penelope Rose says
Hi,
I have a gold brooch of K5 submarine. And would like to speak to you about this and the wreck.
Could you please contact me on the email above or preferably on my phone which is 01730 264133.
Regards
Penelope Rose
david newsome says
hi,
i have got a couple of questions to ask you about an old cannon ball i have found. could u get back to me my email is laura-newsome123@hotmail.co.uk
Thanks
Charles Tennison says
Dear Peter…
Question? what is the music playing on the video
scrapyard submarines 1:48
Thank you…
Charles
Submerged Comment says
Harry Forster(h.l.forster@btinternet.com) wrote:
Recent years I accompanied my friend a Padre in the Royal Navy who presided over the memorial service to all those who perished in the fiasco of Admiral Jeleco sail out from Rosyth in World War One,when the patrol ships protecting the Forth entrance where not informed and the fleet collided with them,Subs Frigates etc. The service held at Burnet island Fifeg
Owen Jones says
Hello Chris, I don’t know if you still see comments made on this website, but if you do could you please contact me about an article I am writing for Devon Life magazine?
Many thanks, Owen