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created: 2026-05-15
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updated: 2026-05-17
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title: Don Keach
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- Don Keach
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category: "Psychics & Remote Viewers"
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- Don Keach
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category: "Military"
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- Person
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- RemoteViewer
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summary: "Don Keach was a renowned deep-sea explorer and former naval officer."
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- Navy
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- PSI
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- RemoteViewing
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- 1970s
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summary: "Don Keach was a former U.S. Navy officer and deep-sea explorer at the University of Southern California who located a lost hydrogen bomb off Palomares, Spain in 1966 and facilitated Stephan Schwartz's Project Deep Quest by providing access to the submersible Taurus I in 1977."
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# Don Keach
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Don Keach was a renowned deep-sea explorer and former naval officer. He is famous for his role as the submarine pilot who, in 1966, located a lost hydrogen bomb lying on the ocean floor off the coast of Palomares, Spain, after it was jettisoned from a B-52 bomber during a midair collision[^1].
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In the fall of 1976, Keach, along with fellow deep-sea explorer [[Don Walsh]], was running the Institute for Marine and Coastal Studies at the [[University of Southern California]]. During a discussion with [[Stephan Schwartz]], a former naval officer interested in psychic research, Keach and Walsh found themselves in a position to assist Schwartz with an ambitious experiment[^1].
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