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  Cayman Brac   “The Russian Destroyer” Cayman Brac - Reef Divers' crew prepare for a morning dive on the Russian Destroyer Wrecked  - Diver Magazine Feature by Stephen Weir September 2012. Sidebar 3 The Russian destroyer was actually a Russian Patrol Frigate based in Cuba. It was Patrol Vessel 356 until just before her sinking when she was named the Dive Captain Keith Tibbetts Length 330’ Width 42’ Commissioned in 1984 Decommissioned in 1992 Sunk in 1996 Last passenger on ship – Jean Michelle Cousteau Armament – Two 5” deck gun. Reef Divers, Cayman Brac visit the Destroyer almost daily, and occasionally will dive her at night.   The Cayman Aggressor live-aboard usually dives her weekly.   When conditions are right, she can be dove from shore. Reef Divers at Brac Reef Beach Resort Cayman Brac 1-800-594-0843 info@866thebrac.com Full Story: http://stephenweirarticles.blogspot.ca/2012/08/cover-story-diver-magaz...

. Shipwreck to hold you breathe for! Frame Grab from a Stephen Weir YouTube video about snorkelling on a Cayman shipwreck My wife and I are going to Little Cayman on October 5th to photograph spawning coral (full moon phenomena every fall in the Caribbean).  Thought it was time to post videos on YouTube from my last trip.  Picture above is a frame grab from a short video I shot while snorkelling on the wreck of the Kittiwake.  She is an artifical reef off Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman Island.  Diver Magazine will soon be publishing a feature on three shipwrecks on three Cayman islands.  (No idea who the snorkeller is!)