Don Walsh
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US Navy officer and oceanographer who piloted Trieste with Jacques Piccard on the 23 January 1960 descent to the Challenger Deep. Including Walsh matters to the record: the 1960 dive is frequently attributed to Piccard alone, and it was a two-man dive. Not a place.
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- US Navy officer and oceanographer who piloted Trieste with Jacques Piccard on the 23 January 1960 descent to the Challenger Deep. Including Walsh matters to the record: the 1960 dive is frequently attributed to Piccard alone, and it was a two-man dive. Not a place.
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- Don Walsh
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- Bathyscaphe Trieste
- Trieste reaches the bottom of the Challenger Deep
- Evidence
- On 23 January 1960 Jacques Piccard and Lt. Don Walsh descended in the bathyscaphe Trieste to the floor of the Challenger Deep. Onboard instruments initially indicated about 11,521 m; the figure was subsequently recalculated to about 10,916 m.
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