Repairing Billions $ NATO Submarine Inside Advanced Dry Dock in France

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[@aregbabayan3330]

Vive La France

[@danielpullum1907]

Most of the info is 10+ yrs old.... I still like seeing the stuff.

[@FOH3663]

Never gets old ...

[@user-gk7fu4jf6b]

not france but united states

[@dnewraptorraptornew]

ผมรักแอดมาก😂😊

[@grabir01]

NATO Sub? What is that?

[@CouldDoBetterThanThis]

Smaller, cheaper to run and probably has indicators in order to be more courteous to other sea users

[@davemeeks8109]

I would die of boredom in submarine type ships. Can't you install transparent aluminum windows so you can look out in the mess hall 😊

[@cevagovago2774]

👌👌👍👍👍

[@yanirarodriguez9350]

Mil millones están locos en gastar esa plata que tontos y la gentes de sus países muriendo de ambre.

[@walther007]

I love how we show China everything we do.... LOL

[@stizandelasage]

Yall trying to make me unfriendly

[@Binhamchoi]

Tổ chức NATO có chi tiêu quân sự gấp nhiều lần NGA nhưng ngay cả đạn pháo cũng không sản xuất bằng
😅😅

[@MM-mo2yc]

The French sub is in dry dock to ensure its propellors can move in reverse at maximum efficiency.

[@PrinceMistgun]

So funny woahh.

[@brunol-p_g8800]

Funny, but it’s an American sub, not a French one.

[@user-ql9wo9tf1u]

시벌 미친광고 개짜증