Historische Tauchergesellschaft (HDS Germany) have announced their programme of events for 2022.
Their International Classic diving meeting will be held in Leipzig on the 17th – 19th June 2022. Let us hope that Covid restrictions will allow us to join them this year.
Their full programme is as follows:
11.03 – 13.03.2022 Berlin Diving School Atlantis
Helmet diving workshop with the topic: Theoretical and practical instruction on the Dräger DM220 / 2 military helmet diving device (due to limited capacity ((18 participants)) primarily for active helmet divers of the HTG)
Contact: Barthel, Ulf ulf.barthel@historische-tauchergesellschaft.de
14.05.2022 Kiel-Holtenau
Practical open water dives with a standard 3-bolt helmet from Dräger.
Contact: Volker Lekies: Volker@lekies.de
27.05 – 28.05.2022 Neubrandenburg Tollensee
Practical open water dives with DM220, DM40 and Dräger standard helmets
Contact: Ulf Barthel: ulf.barthel@historische-tauchergesellschaft.de
17.06 – 19.06.2022 Leipzig
International classic diving meeting 2022 and general meeting.
Official start already on June 17th, 2022 6:00 p.m.
General meeting 06/18/2022 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Contact: Barthel, Ulf ulf.barthel@historische-tauchergesellschaft.de
19.08–21.08.2022 Rugen island/ Sassnitz
Practical diving demonstration on the occasion of “Sassnitz Sail” in cooperation with ArcheMare (free accommodation and meals).
Contact: Jens Heischkel / Ulf Barthel
29.09–30.09.2022 Neubrandenburg Tollensesee
Practical open water dives with DM220, DM40 and Dräger standard helmets (ultimate “tough dog meeting”)
Contact: Barthel, Ulf
15.09.2022 Kiel-Holtenau
Practical open water dives with a Dräger standard 3-bolt helmet
Contact: Volker Lekies
Detailed information will be published on all events in the near future.
This preliminary brief information should only serve as a rough draft for planning purposes. However, if you like, you can register for the events with the contact persons mentioned.
Further dates for events not yet listed here will be announced as soon as possible.
The Infection Protection Act has been changed many times in the past few months. A key change was the regulation of an “epidemic situation of national scope”. Since no one knows until now how long this epidemic situation will continue and if new measures, restrictions and bans will be imposed, the board of directors of HTG.e.V. expressly reserves the right to cancel or change the dates of events in the interests of the health and well-being of members and participants.
