Georges was the SE USA IANTD (Internationnal Association of Nitrox and Technical Diver) Training director for severals years ,an IANTD Instructor Trainer Trainer, an Rebreather Megalodon Instrucort Trainer and NSS/CDS (Nationnal Speological Society/ Cave diving section). 27 years of experience in deep, Mixed gas diving and one of the few to be able to teach to dehpt up to 4oo feet. he has trained hundred of divers and Instructor from all over the world.
Based on his expertise he has been an co-autored of severals IANTD materials, (Normoxic Trimix workbook, Cave diver manual, Cavern diver manual)
He is the authored of the IANTD Essentials diver program book and DVD.
He has writen severals articles for internationals, and French scuba diving magazines such: Octopus, Plongee magazine, Plogeur Internationnal, NSS/CDS publications.
you will find some of his work in the WDT's article blog.
Have a long life Princess! It is a general excitation in one of the splendid marina in the heart of Miami. Scuba divers equipped with double tanks filled with Nitrox mixes are preparing to salute the beautiful “princess Britney” for a last trip to the bottom of the ocean where she will begin a new life. Today we are sinking this beautiful Haitian Cargo. It is 9h am when we are leaving the dock. Robert briefed about the procedures and gave some safety guideline for this non-common dive. We are here between friends, lucky, this is not everyday that we sink a 200foot boat.
The Azimuth in Miami Miami August 2002, I am driving nicely on the expressway. The purred of the V8 and the moisture in the air helps to dream. Traveling inside a “guerilla patchanka”, I imagine the training and survival skills in the Amazonian jungle were about. I am thinking about my notes about the biography regarding the man I have a meeting with this evening, “MO” Mauricio Defendi, former member of the Brazilian Special Forces is one of the main actors about the CCR and SCR Rebreather manufactured by OMG. He is the author of the IANTD Standards with Tom Mount for the same Rebreathers. The Italian Navy used them for years. Now they are on the American market, nicer, safer, and accessible for everyone and for the fun to the US divers. Smart teaching programs have been created for the non-divers to enjoy rebreather diving.......