MASTERING REBREATHERS by Jeff Bozanic - DAN/Rolex Diver of the Year 2007 548 pages This highly readable book is designed to provide a comprehensive background on rebreathers -- what they do, how they operate, and what is involved in learning to dive them. The chapters cover types and history of rebreathers, theory as it pertains to different designs of units, pre-dive, dive and post-dive, and maintenance procedures for rebreathers, and emergency procedures used with rebreathers. It is written for every diver whether recreational, technical or commercial. “A knowledgeable Rebreather diver is a safer Rebreather diver” Chapters 1. History 2. Types of Rebreathers 3. Diving Physics 4. Physiology 5. Theory 6. Rebreather Design 7. Preparing for the Dive 8. Diving Techniques 9. Post-Dive Procedures 10. Long-Term Maintenance 11. Emergency Procedures 12. Travel 13. Where Do you Go From Here? 14. Rebreather Supports This book is an excellent source of knowledge, review, and continuing education, certainly earning a place on interested divers' bookshelves as a reference tool.— Divers Magazine