This report discusses the dealloying (denickelification) of 70-30 cupronickel (UNS C 71500) heat exchanger tubing in stagnant seawater. Heat exchanger tubing from a naval vessel exposed to stagnant seawater was examined. The results include metallographic, scanning electron microscope, and X-ray spectrographic analyses supporting the conclusion that the dealloying occurred by a dissolution followed by redeposition of copper process. Keywords: cupronickel, dealloying, denickelification, corrosion, marine corrosion, saltwater corrosion, heat exchanger, scanning electron microscope (SEM)