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In 1996, 26 retired Navy A-6 jets were sunk off Florida; divers later spotted tomtates, high hats, and grouper at the aircraft reef near St. Augustine

Florida sank 26 retired A-6 jets off Volusia County in 1996 to create an artificial reef, where divers later observed tomtates, high hats, and grouper.

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In 1996, 26 retired Navy A-6 jets were sunk off Florida; divers later spotted tomtates, high hats, and grouper at the aircraft reef near St. Augustine
Florida sank 26 retired A-6 jets off Volusia County in 1996 to create an artificial reef, where divers later observed tomtates, high hats, and grouper.
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In 1996, 26 retired Navy A-6 jets were sunk off Florida; divers later spotted tomtates, high hats, and grouper at the aircraft reef near St. Augustine

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In 1996, 26 retired Navy A-6 jets were sunk off Florida; divers later spotted tomtates, high hats, and grouper at the aircraft reef near St. Augustine

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