Highlights of life in a submarine For the parts inside the sub, here a few descriptions: 0:22 taking logs on the CO-H2 Burner 1:31 taking logs on the CO2 Scrubber 1:45 valve line ups for Snorkeling with the Diesel. 2:00 starting the Diesel with air. 2:14 the Diesel running 2:34 taking logs on the Diesel. 2:48 you can hear the turbos on the Diesel, while he is checking oil levels 3:18 cleaning sampling equipment 3:36 more training. 4:16 begins a fire drill 4:20 begins "sucking rubber," that is what we call having to put full face masks on. 4:32 air hose connections for your full face mask.. you don't hook up right, you don't breath.. 4:42 in a fire onboard everyone had to wear full face masks.... or you asphyxiate... (people with no masks on a running/monitoring the fire drill) 7:24 fire team running the fire drill 7:30 scene fire team leader coordinating the fire team response 8:08 fire hose nozzleman from fire team approaching the fire (the reason he is crawling is a fire's highest temperatures are high in the space, by staying low you avoid high temperatures) 8:25 right behind fire hose nozzleman is the man with the Infrared Thermal Imager, who can see through the smoke, and yells out to the nozzleman where to direct his water stream... 8:52 cover for the full face mask to simulate low visibility due to heavy smoke in the air 14:51 bringing up the gear to set up railing on top of the sail of the submarine (they are inbound to port)
You probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can stream pretty much all the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother during the lockdown xD
I remember on a swim call i was on shark watch out in the pacific , I fired a few rounds past the crew and yelled shark... the reaction was priceless .... also landed me 10 days in the brig 😂 cap was pissed!
@@entertainmentexecuti really dude really? Do you have to be a asshole about the man's comment? It seems like people like you have to attack other people's comments all because they are not from the United States which is bullshit! People like you are why we can't get along with other countries! Keep your bullshit comments to yourself if you can't say anything decent!!!! Smdh
Entertainment Executive - It seems like a good comment to me. Its funny. *I’ll also mentioned that I watched a documentary about a Russian submarine and it had a spa room inside as well as a small swimming pool / dunk tank inside the sub.* That was something neat. Not something I would expect.
Actually as soon as you get away from land, the Atlantic looks just like this. Close in to shore there is a lot of soil particulates in the water giving it that dark green color.
Just out of curiosity, are the sailors topside right next to the radar in any danger due to EM radiation from the radar antenna? They seem to be staring it right in the face.
Probably as any surface ship that has similar ( and much larger) has restricted passage near it, but the real danger was not the radar but the radio antenna..basically you got castrated near the large antennaes of the ship i was on, . My guess is that since it probably uses a very low power perhaps not, and why i mean low power is that a nature of a sub is to be silent even in those areas so it at least is less than regular surface ships...but i wouldnt lick it..
Im a big history buff and i really like Naval History alot. And of all the Vessels to sail in the seas i have always been most interested and curious about submarines.
The first part of this documentary was the life support station: CO H2 burners, Oxygen Generator, Monoethanolamine CO2 Scrubbers, and Lithium Hydroxide (Li-OH) Scrubbers. The next part HP air compressors, and hydraulic pump room for ships valves. Those submariners were awfully slow to extinguish that galley fire, with too many people down there in the galley. A galley fire can fill nearly all compartments with black smoke in less than a minute. You don't want to blast that deep fat fryer with a water hose, otherwise you'll have burning oil all over the place. There should be a halon system right above those cooking appliances. They should have used hose spray from the bottom up to extinguish and cool the compartment. They should have had that fire under control in no less than a few minutes, general quarters, isolate compartments, surface, and rigging that ship to ventilate. The con can't stop that shaft man, that the maneuvering room's job, specifically the throttleman.
Always impressed with you all submariners. Still can't figure out why all your masts are up on when you are on the surface. I'd appreciate some info. Former combat paratrooper here.
I find those fabric-top respirators interesting. I mean, I guess it's safe to assume the US Navy thought things through so there's no reason to ask, "that fabric protects from smoke and hazardous fumes?" but I would not have expected that. Is there an internal liner, or the fabric is woven tightly enough to provide a seal in-and-of itself?
Matt Jacobs - I’m pretty sure the neck sleeve thing that is gray is some kind of a fire protection from flames. Also I think firefighters wear similar things around your neck.
@@iMatti00 Retired firefighter....These hoods are nomex, or anyone of a variety of other fire resistant materials. Thin, not a lot of thermal protection, but some. Meant to keep some heat off you, but they will protect you from a flash fire for a second or two. Also from dripping hot things....think tar or rubber/plastics....Good video.
Honourable Chiefs and all, Happy to see you all in service to save the environment and global effects. The global consistent is based on atmospheric conditions, the services to control the layer's with disciplened levels is really good. My pleasure with Kind regards to all the Seniors and all. The achievements can get the levels with Proper guidelines, hope the honour can relate the global convenient. Thank you to all.
Backup power in the event the nuclear power plant isn’t operating. It’s not enough to drive the ship but you can power key equipment while you hopefully get the plant back on line.
So you could get jailed for taking pictures inside a submarine but it's ok to film tons of videos inside submarines and post them on UA-cam? Fucking blows my mind!!!!
There always has to be somebody to find something negative to say. They just can’t help themselves. And find ways to justify their negative comments, and attack you personally for asking why they felt the need to make a negative comment. Like the world can’t exist without negative comments. It’s their duty to do so. Try serving like these men then talk that garbage.
Paul Bryant your right these kind of people just pisses me the fuck off when there talking shit but they never served acting all tough behind their computers but when they get beat up personally they will be crying and shit one day I will hack all these negative comments and ruined there life
20 years later and the fire is still from the deep fat fryer in the galley. lol. Hope they don't ever have a fire somewhere else, Damage Control team will have it so ingrained into their head to go to the galley.
The inside part of the sub is isolated from the outside hull of the sub. So the noise doesn't travel into the water to be picked up by other ships/subs as much as you might think. Still, they generally don't do this kind of stuff when they are deployed and expecting possible contact, etc.
I'm watching this while I'm watching a Russian submarine on another window. ua-cam.com/video/H2Ny2GvzJTI/v-deo.html Inside, the Russian submarine is much quieter and less personnel. it looks more arcade but it has more automation and they even have a proper bathhouse inside. American sub is more darker and crowded inside, even though it has more LCD screens, it has less automation and is louder. amazing that Russian even show their nuclear reactor in that show.
the only 'loud' part of this video is them running and testing the diesel auxilliary which is only used during emergencies. russian boats are MUCH louder than their western counterparts. i served for 13 years.
They should name the USN attack subs with fish or sea creatures names not US states, they should give US states name to ballistic subs. Though They started to name the Block V with Barb and Tang again just like WWII to Cold War subs, but still they should bring back names like Barracuda, Grunion, Cavalla, Darter, Nautilus, Cod, Hammerhead, Bullhead, Barbel, Halibut and Razorback
@@alrighty4456worldpopulationreview.com/countries/suicide-rate-by-country/ The U.S. is #27 despite having mors guns than the rest of the world combined... Hmm. Its almost like the numbet our "sticks" have nothing to do with it.
Yea, except our president is a little bitch boy taking it in the ass from Putin. You are idolizing a manchild who doesn't give a shit about you or this country. Fucking idiot.
I thought they would have added a similar electric drive system as the columbia class. The extra tomahawks are a waste of money. Ha Ha Ha bloody GD. 😂😂😂😂😂
BrianL9944 - I hope you’re a troll and don’t believe what your wrote.🤞 Or at least a 13yr old boy that will grow up. Because if you really believe your comment that just b/c the woman in this video isn’t putting on a hood that it shows women aren’t good for the military, well then you have issues to consider. I don’t necessarily care if someone has a problem with women in the military, it’s that this video doesn’t show that in any way. FYI, this isn’t my nicest comment, it’s obviously not a positive and uplifting comment. But a pretty solid rule with me is that I acted the same in person as I do online. I am not rude or nasty to people online. Obviously a lot of people are pretty nasty online, which doesn’t bother me directly or anything, but I just don’t want to contribute to the sewer. And also I’ll say, I know your comment didn’t specifically say that “women” in the military, but it seem pretty evident to me what your implication was.
@@iMatti00 we're experiencing this 'unprecedented' total pandemic craziness you must wear a mask whether you are a male or female. i don't get it why some people still refuse to wear masks in public like this lady in the video... she should be reprimanded for not wearing a mask
BrianL9944 - Thanks for your reply, but I think you’ve forgotten what video this is. You made this comment a year ago on this video. There was no pandemic back then. Nobody in this video is wearing a mask, except for during a military drill they are putting on their smoke/fire mask. Only one person doesn’t have it. When I first read your reply to me, I was going to reply that I think we just misunderstood each other because you were talking about coronavirus mask and I was talking about smoke/fire mask safety gear. But then I looked at the timestamp on your comment. So you couldn’t be talking about the coronavirus issue. You might watch the video and then see what it’s about at the time do you listed.
@@iMatti00 good point this old vid has nothing to do with this pandemic craziness. it's "military gas mask training" about learning the importance of gas masks in the exercise. obviously she's not wearing her gas mask compromising the mission readiness
Navy trying to look smart giving every job a handheld and a stylus. Bet the cooks use them to fry chicken and waffles. Been using them like this in department stores for 20 years and getting worse all the time. 🇺🇸👁️🇷🇺
They are drilling for a fire in the deep fryer in the gally.... why the hell is there a deep frier on a submarine??? No food is worth that kind of risk.
*Question: Does anyone know how the sailors protect the submarine when outside on the top? I know sometimes there is a navy boat or war ship that protects them, but how is it done when there’s not a boat nearby the submarine and they are on the surface? Do they have carryable rifles or machine guns that are easily accessible like the navy ships have?*
Bryce Miller - Just to clarify, I’m talking about speedboat or a rowboat or some thing where I torpedo wouldn’t really work on it. So they would need some kind of machine gun. But it makes sense that they torpedoes to probably still be used on a ship or something.
They do have guns on board to protect the ship. And if they're out in the ocean, they rarely surface and they don't do it around other ships, in order to prevent collisions for one thing.
Highlights of life in a submarine
For the parts inside the sub, here a few descriptions:
0:22 taking logs on the CO-H2 Burner
1:31 taking logs on the CO2 Scrubber
1:45 valve line ups for Snorkeling with the Diesel.
2:00 starting the Diesel with air.
2:14 the Diesel running
2:34 taking logs on the Diesel.
2:48 you can hear the turbos on the Diesel, while he is checking oil levels
3:18 cleaning sampling equipment
3:36 more training.
4:16 begins a fire drill
4:20 begins "sucking rubber," that is what we call having to put full face masks on.
4:32 air hose connections for your full face mask.. you don't hook up right, you don't breath..
4:42 in a fire onboard everyone had to wear full face masks.... or you asphyxiate...
(people with no masks on a running/monitoring the fire drill)
7:24 fire team running the fire drill
7:30 scene fire team leader coordinating the fire team response
8:08 fire hose nozzleman from fire team approaching the fire
(the reason he is crawling is a fire's highest temperatures are high in the space, by staying low you avoid high temperatures)
8:25 right behind fire hose nozzleman is the man with the Infrared Thermal Imager, who can see through the smoke, and yells out to the nozzleman where to direct his water stream...
8:52 cover for the full face mask to simulate low visibility due to heavy smoke in the air
14:51 bringing up the gear to set up railing on top of the sail of the submarine (they are inbound to port)
I always enjoyed being topside while underway. Rare chance to get some fresh air, see the dolphins, whales and flying fish. Fond memories.
@Big Bill O'Reilly 😂
That's why Diesel Electric Boats kick ass
How cute !! sounds like you really enjoyed the simple things
superb subs--outstanding crews
Just got soft order to this boat. Stoked!
Solfox how did it go?
How was it?
Very stressful. Big ups for our guys
Anyone see the "caterpillar" next to the gauges? Reminds me of the Red October.
You probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can stream pretty much all the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother during the lockdown xD
@Ahmed Mack Definitely, I've been watching on Instaflixxer for since december myself :D
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Extremely cool. We owe these dudes so much. Respect!
Imagine dying by fire while surrounded by water. Some dedicated men and women, these submariners.
Thank u men and women of the US armed forces
I remember on a swim call i was on shark watch out in the pacific , I fired a few rounds past the crew and yelled shark... the reaction was priceless .... also landed me 10 days in the brig 😂 cap was pissed!
Jees, the noise coming off all that equipment , it sounds like a machine shop. Not an ultra quiet advanced nuclear submarine...😉😉
They can be quite when they need to
It's all in test mode, when it's quiet, you can hear the Chief of The Boat fart at the farthest end of the boat.
You must be real dumb
It seems that they filmed the test cycle for the emergency diesel engine. Hence CAT on the gauges. This probably was pier side as well.
Apparently there’s a difference between ambient noise and radiated noise. Imagine that.
Drills, drills and more drills
US submarine is well lit and more comfortable than the russian. But Russian sub have a smoking room..that's a plus.
MORONIC COMMENT: ''But Russian sub have a smoking room..that's a plus.''
Sie sempre favolosa grazie
@@entertainmentexecuti really dude really? Do you have to be a asshole about the man's comment? It seems like people like you have to attack other people's comments all because they are not from the United States which is bullshit! People like you are why we can't get along with other countries! Keep your bullshit comments to yourself if you can't say anything decent!!!! Smdh
Entertainment Executive - It seems like a good comment to me. Its funny. *I’ll also mentioned that I watched a documentary about a Russian submarine and it had a spa room inside as well as a small swimming pool / dunk tank inside the sub.* That was something neat. Not something I would expect.
@liar fighter you jealous?
12:05 look at that beautiful blue Pacific water. Must be in the tropics.
Come to Greece. Crystal clear water.
Thing is, every time I see something like that I can't help but think how many hundreds or thousands of feet are beneath the boat. :)
i dont know what you mean by "feet".
if you mean the depth, depth cannot kill. Sharks kill.
But in Greece we have no sharks that attack humans. :)
Ah yes, I've cruised the seas around your beautiful country. Alas, much of the Pacific is not so lovely.
Actually as soon as you get away from land, the Atlantic looks just like this. Close in to shore there is a lot of soil particulates in the water giving it that dark green color.
Brings back memories when I served on British hunter killer nukes
Just out of curiosity, are the sailors topside right next to the radar in any danger due to EM radiation from the radar antenna? They seem to be staring it right in the face.
As a former US submariner...no
Probably as any surface ship that has similar ( and much larger) has restricted passage near it, but the real danger was not the radar but the radio antenna..basically you got castrated near the large antennaes of the ship i was on, . My guess is that since it probably uses a very low power perhaps not, and why i mean low power is that a nature of a sub is to be silent even in those areas so it at least is less than regular surface ships...but i wouldnt lick it..
Depends if ionizing radiation
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Im a big history buff and i really like Naval History alot. And of all the Vessels to sail in the seas i have always been most interested and curious about submarines.
in total as by my boat, amazing similarity
I couldn't imagine the noise. Silence must be deafening after you disembark.
You wouldn't think it would be so loud!
USS Submarines are OP
Brave young American souls on watch for the greatest country in history! God speed gentlemen..
I wish they would put commentary on these videos
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Absolutely marvellous.
The first part of this documentary was the life support station: CO H2 burners, Oxygen Generator, Monoethanolamine CO2 Scrubbers, and Lithium Hydroxide (Li-OH) Scrubbers. The next part HP air compressors, and hydraulic pump room for ships valves. Those submariners were awfully slow to extinguish that galley fire, with too many people down there in the galley. A galley fire can fill nearly all compartments with black smoke in less than a minute. You don't want to blast that deep fat fryer with a water hose, otherwise you'll have burning oil all over the place. There should be a halon system right above those cooking appliances. They should have used hose spray from the bottom up to extinguish and cool the compartment. They should have had that fire under control in no less than a few minutes, general quarters, isolate compartments, surface, and rigging that ship to ventilate. The con can't stop that shaft man, that the maneuvering room's job, specifically the throttleman.
Daniel Haug thanks for the drill critique. When did you get your fish?
Wouldn't something like potassium carbonate be more appropriate than halon for a deep fat fryer fire? Less potential harmful byproducts.
1:49 DUDE LAYS A NASTY OUD FART HOOAH!
coming from 688 class, all those touch screens and electronic screens seem cool but i wonder about reliability issues
I love this
I have dream for this
Come to America
I'm guessing that the start-up of a PWR nuclear reactor is a video none of us will ever see.
Id like to come aboard your ship! It looks fun. Just tell me what buttons to press. I'm a fast learner, Ill pick it up in a few days :)
Living the dream
3:11 - A useful gauge if I ever saw one. Did that one come from Ford?
Always impressed with you all submariners. Still can't figure out why all your masts are up on when you are on the surface. I'd appreciate some info. Former combat paratrooper here.
Quiet noisy those backup diesel generators @ 2:20....
They're on vibration isolators, basically giant rubber stands, they don't transmit noise through the hull which is the important part.
Max Steele yes, they are quite noisy!
I find those fabric-top respirators interesting. I mean, I guess it's safe to assume the US Navy thought things through so there's no reason to ask, "that fabric protects from smoke and hazardous fumes?" but I would not have expected that. Is there an internal liner, or the fabric is woven tightly enough to provide a seal in-and-of itself?
Actually, i guess the respirator itself fully seals on the face, so that would just protect the head itself from hazards.
The hood over the mask is to keep it from melting to your head they are fire resistant.
Matt Jacobs I
Matt Jacobs - I’m pretty sure the neck sleeve thing that is gray is some kind of a fire protection from flames. Also I think firefighters wear similar things around your neck.
@@iMatti00 Retired firefighter....These hoods are nomex, or anyone of a variety of other fire resistant materials. Thin, not a lot of thermal protection, but some. Meant to keep some heat off you, but they will protect you from a flash fire for a second or two. Also from dripping hot things....think tar or rubber/plastics....Good video.
Honourable Chiefs and all,
Happy to see you all in service to save the environment and global effects.
The global consistent is based on atmospheric conditions, the services to control the layer's with disciplened levels is really good. My pleasure with Kind regards to all the Seniors and all.
The achievements can get the levels with Proper guidelines, hope the honour can relate the global convenient.
Thank you to all.
Peace...thru Superior American Fire Power.
They are standing right next to the active radar antenna. Can you imagine what’s going through then when it’s active rofl.
What are the diesel generators for if it is a nuclear powered ship
Backup power in the event the nuclear power plant isn’t operating. It’s not enough to drive the ship but you can power key equipment while you hopefully get the plant back on line.
Where's Admiral Nelson and Captain Crane?
The smell of farts would drive me insane.
Has the same characteristics as a 688 fast attack sub
Love that Flag
you have to training yourself to breathe in those suits its very harde.
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So you could get jailed for taking pictures inside a submarine but it's ok to film tons of videos inside submarines and post them on UA-cam? Fucking blows my mind!!!!
They are way too close to that radar.
those radar don't amit radiation so very safe
Powerful navy army us and all world
There always has to be somebody to find something negative to say. They just can’t help themselves. And find ways to justify their negative comments, and attack you personally for asking why they felt the need to make a negative comment. Like the world can’t exist without negative comments. It’s their duty to do so.
Try serving like these men then talk that garbage.
Paul Bryant your right these kind of people just pisses me the fuck off when there talking shit but they never served acting all tough behind their computers but when they get beat up personally they will be crying and shit one day I will hack all these negative comments and ruined there life
Anonymous Anonymous are you that fat guy in the basement Trump is always talking about?
I see Oscar at 11:54
Wrong size wrench....hopefully the camera man said pretend to fix something
1:50 fart of the submarine ;)
1:59 indigestion... (edit): censored
Yea. Now open a window. NO WAIT.....
20 years later and the fire is still from the deep fat fryer in the galley. lol. Hope they don't ever have a fire somewhere else, Damage Control team will have it so ingrained into their head to go to the galley.
Why would they have a fryer on a sub anyway? It seems not worth the fire risk. Have they had actual fires with them?
Back the camera up a little bit Jesus
China is watching these videos very carefully and studying the inside of our submarines, thank you Navy, you jackasses!
For a submarine that supposed to be quiet sure is noisy and I guarantee that noise travels through water
The inside part of the sub is isolated from the outside hull of the sub. So the noise doesn't travel into the water to be picked up by other ships/subs as much as you might think. Still, they generally don't do this kind of stuff when they are deployed and expecting possible contact, etc.
Hooked into ship's air .
Make depth 700 feet
Wow, an EDG on a nuke sub?
^.^
What is an EDG?
@@iMatti00
Emergency Diesel Generator.
MeMad Max - Thx
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I operated one of those at 0:54 ... pretty easy.
Rotating & Radiating standing next to the radar mast. Not good. Those bubble heads won't be having any kids.
you absolutely right
That's just a low power, navigational set. That doesn't even put out enough energy to reheat your coffee.
Not really, that's a pretty small power 300W surface navigation radar, otherwise the submarine would risk detection.
pra passear no oceano é muito bom e pescar e nadar e nem precisa se preocupar com tempestades , é um luxo, deixa eu dar um passeio ?
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honor and salute to navy sailors...
dont have to show this video in here...
better hide and private...
enemy countrys can watchs this video
bestamerica the areas you see are declassified.
OGGI NON SERVONO PIU.
Everything looks like Old Technology - Troublesome
105 years old
*11 years old.
I'm watching this while I'm watching a Russian submarine on another window. ua-cam.com/video/H2Ny2GvzJTI/v-deo.html Inside, the Russian submarine is much quieter and less personnel. it looks more arcade but it has more automation and they even have a proper bathhouse inside. American sub is more darker and crowded inside, even though it has more LCD screens, it has less automation and is louder.
amazing that Russian even show their nuclear reactor in that show.
the only 'loud' part of this video is them running and testing the diesel auxilliary which is only used during emergencies. russian boats are MUCH louder than their western counterparts. i served for 13 years.
School itsel for Navy submarines is 4 years I believe.
Henry Fuentes Riccardi no depending on your rate it's between 3 and 8 months
Tyler McBride nukes can be two years
Layatuil bil Amrika
They should name the USN attack subs with fish or sea creatures names not US states, they should give US states name to ballistic subs.
Though They started to name the Block V with Barb and Tang again just like WWII to Cold War subs, but still they should bring back names like Barracuda, Grunion, Cavalla, Darter, Nautilus, Cod, Hammerhead, Bullhead, Barbel, Halibut and Razorback
the father of the nuclear navy said it best, fish don't vote
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Nobody messes with us because we have weapons like this. I guess it pays to carry a big stick?
Instead,you have citizens killing each other with those sticks.
@@alrighty4456 mostly its the bleks and sombreros that are killing each other.
@@toki89666 sure buddy sure...*laughs in suicide rates*
@@alrighty4456worldpopulationreview.com/countries/suicide-rate-by-country/
The U.S. is #27 despite having mors guns than the rest of the world combined... Hmm. Its almost like the numbet our "sticks" have nothing to do with it.
Very noisy submarine
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Andre Alexsen trump?
Andre Alexsen 🐦 🐦of a feather..flocks together...like the pres trump bc he fondles on wom en
This Navy vet says, FUCK Trump!
Yea, except our president is a little bitch boy taking it in the ass from Putin. You are idolizing a manchild who doesn't give a shit about you or this country. Fucking idiot.
@@ExUSSailor Classy!
I thought they would have added a similar electric drive system as the columbia class.
The extra tomahawks are a waste of money.
Ha Ha Ha bloody GD.
😂😂😂😂😂
@5:23 why was she not wearing her mask? Let's not weaken our military
BrianL9944 - I hope you’re a troll and don’t believe what your wrote.🤞 Or at least a 13yr old boy that will grow up. Because if you really believe your comment that just b/c the woman in this video isn’t putting on a hood that it shows women aren’t good for the military, well then you have issues to consider.
I don’t necessarily care if someone has a problem with women in the military, it’s that this video doesn’t show that in any way.
FYI, this isn’t my nicest comment, it’s obviously not a positive and uplifting comment. But a pretty solid rule with me is that I acted the same in person as I do online. I am not rude or nasty to people online. Obviously a lot of people are pretty nasty online, which doesn’t bother me directly or anything, but I just don’t want to contribute to the sewer.
And also I’ll say, I know your comment didn’t specifically say that “women” in the military, but it seem pretty evident to me what your implication was.
@@iMatti00 we're experiencing this 'unprecedented' total pandemic craziness you must wear a mask whether you are a male or female. i don't get it why some people still refuse to wear masks in public like this lady in the video... she should be reprimanded for not wearing a mask
@@brianl9944 , put on your mask and...STFU.
BrianL9944 - Thanks for your reply, but I think you’ve forgotten what video this is. You made this comment a year ago on this video. There was no pandemic back then. Nobody in this video is wearing a mask, except for during a military drill they are putting on their smoke/fire mask. Only one person doesn’t have it.
When I first read your reply to me, I was going to reply that I think we just misunderstood each other because you were talking about coronavirus mask and I was talking about smoke/fire mask safety gear. But then I looked at the timestamp on your comment. So you couldn’t be talking about the coronavirus issue. You might watch the video and then see what it’s about at the time do you listed.
@@iMatti00 good point this old vid has nothing to do with this pandemic craziness. it's "military gas mask training" about learning the importance of gas masks in the exercise. obviously she's not wearing her gas mask compromising the mission readiness
Navy trying to look smart giving every job a handheld and a stylus. Bet the cooks use them to fry chicken and waffles. Been using them like this in department stores for 20 years and getting worse all the time.
🇺🇸👁️🇷🇺
They are drilling for a fire in the deep fryer in the gally.... why the hell is there a deep frier on a submarine??? No food is worth that kind of risk.
When you are cooking for 100 men it is absolutely necessary! Deep Fat Fryers have been on all boats since Mobey Dick was a Minnow!
It’s been tradition since Teddy Roosevelt was president for Submariners to have the best food in the navy.
Just a guess, but it might be a nod back to the WW2 boats. I believe Tang actually had a deep fat fryer fire. Dick O'kane had it thrown over after.
since it's the texas do they not allow mexicans onboard?
*Question: Does anyone know how the sailors protect the submarine when outside on the top? I know sometimes there is a navy boat or war ship that protects them, but how is it done when there’s not a boat nearby the submarine and they are on the surface? Do they have carryable rifles or machine guns that are easily accessible like the navy ships have?*
They have torpedos and would most likely radio into nearby vessels and subs to warn them.
Bryce Miller - Just to clarify, I’m talking about speedboat or a rowboat or some thing where I torpedo wouldn’t really work on it. So they would need some kind of machine gun. But it makes sense that they torpedoes to probably still be used on a ship or something.
They do have guns on board to protect the ship. And if they're out in the ocean, they rarely surface and they don't do it around other ships, in order to prevent collisions for one thing.
You don't. You dive
Naked, the worst thing on deployment is to be on the surface, period!