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Life at Sea: Navy Submarine
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2020
- Life at sea on a submarine is unlike anything else on earth. It’s a hidden moving missile silo and for Sailors on a mission, it’s home: bit.ly/2Ebv2D1.
Submariners are highly knowledgeable, skilled engineers and technicians who thrive when challenged. With an air of relentless positivity, they keep our shores safe as the unseen defenders of the deep.
I spent about a decade on a couple different boats. The memories from that time are some of the best that I have. The submariners bond to one another is unmatched.
BZ Sailor!
What boats? I wasan FT on the Loon and Honolulu.
I meant Lapon not Loon
@@stevenhon3091 I was on the Tucson and KeyWest
My late husband was in the Navy on subs (SSBN and SSN) for 10 years. We got 4 family grams per patrol with blocked words. Families were close and it was a whole different world
Thank you for your service ma'am
I know that for many people, submarine duty is one of the scariest things a person can sign up for me, but for me, it sounds incredibly exciting! The first thing I’m going to do when I graduate high school in 6 months is to sign a contract to join a crew!
See ya there
@@mcbins1993see ya there
So it says on your comment you wrote this 6 months ago. Then you said after you graduate in "6 months" you are joining the navy, update?
how wa s bootcamp
@@steven2457 oh shoot I forgot about this comment. My deployment date was pushed back so many times, but it has finally been confirmed to be on the 28th, just a few days from now. Remind me in 2 months, and I’ll definitely give an update!
Iv never been on a submarine but my entire career has been revolving around hunting enemy subs. Im an aircrew P3 Orion acoustic sensor operator and did IUSS (SOSUS) twice. I worked with US, Japanese, and British sonar techs. Gotta love the community.
Rock on, Orion guy! You guys rock for sure, I cannot imagine doing what you do up in the air in all kinds of weather. Former Airborne Infantryman here.
"Lots of space..."
In the ocean of course.
way more space than i thought there'd be
I only did a land deployment as a civilian but this is exactly what a deployment is like. one team one family. go Navy Seabees
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Future sailor leaving to Great Lakes in about 2 months. Very excited to become a future submariner.
might see you there!
It’s been 9 months now, how are you liking it ?
What rate did you choose?
a USN submarine is not only a moving weapons platform, that is one aspect. It is an extension of the United States of America.
This vid showcases life on GNs and BNs. Fast attacks are a different story.
Just enlisted and volunteered for the submarines, excited and nervous but I’m ready 😎
Those who lock themselves in a submarine have the biggest balls.
That’s the job I’m waiting on lol
@@corbingray744 when your ship out date ?
@@corbingray744 my submarine brother 🫡⚓️
@@corbingray744 my submarine brother 🫡⚓️
I ship out on October 31 as a css
Well , the video mainly shows a converted SSBN/SSGN , mixed in with a few seconds of an actual SSN . Maybe a 688 I Class ( 3rd version ) or newer Seawolf or Virginia Class boat .
Anyway , there's only 2 types of ships .
Submarines and TARGETS ! . . .
Just spoke to a recruiter. Very excited about my journey
It makes no difference how much it's been spiced & buttered up. Women don't belong on subs. Period.
RUN SILENT RUN DEEP! GO NAVY!
It’s so fun we get to talk, play video games, and hang out. What are you waiting for? Sign the dotted line.
Navy submarines are the coolest thing in the US military
I'm 6'6" and thought I'd never be able to fit in a sub, but the guy said he is 6' and has never hit his head on anything
As someone who is 6’6, on a fast attack sub you’ll hit your head on everything. The first week is all learning how to duck
@@DeathByTheFox
More like the first two months. After that, it's all about trying to retain that knowledge. Because the moment you forget, the submarine will painfully remind you.
Must be nice being a a SSGN. Life is not like that at all on a fast attack (SSN) especially 688.
Yup.
Try a seawolf
Same thing for a Virginia Class. You most definitely don't have your own rack especially enlisted unless your are an E6+.
Will the boomer envy never end? 😆.
Just signed my contract as a sub today!
Great decision. Good on you!
Same fam. What’s your rate & ship date?
Same fam. What’s your rate & ship date?
@@BernieTTV mine is Jan 25th MT
@@BernieTTV I’m already in Sub School as we speak, I’m a STS
Misleading title for this video, the Title should be life on a Navy SSBN the cruise ship of the Navy. Only on a boomer does everyone have their own rack, plenty of space, and eight hours a day to play video games. The working Navy SSNs is a more challenging life wo the luxuries.
ain't no slack on a fast attack!! SSN707 veteran
Fact SSN22
Actually, even on a boomer you'd be lucky to have time to play video games. My LCPO said most of the time is just drills.
@@kaiserrex9506 your command?
Hahaha hahha no
Asa submariner in the 70's on a boomer sub. 6 months a year in the northern atlantic doing squares in the n atlantic waiting for a call to launch. We worked in shifts 6 on and 12 off so there was a lot of time on your hands. To do drills. Also we never surfaced do to tell the time of the day we ran red at night, real light during the day. Don't know if they still in do it. I was on a lafayette class now they have tridents. Which I saw being built at groton connecticut. It was 2.5 bigger. FG2
6 on 12 off sounds like a dream compared to an ETN going port and starboard 12 on 6 off
It’s all fun and games till you post a hate comment and US navy finds yo house
Sub vol at nuclear power school. Can't wait to get out to the fleet 💪
How is power school, I ship out next year and I'm so excited
We all know the fleet isnt real. Now get back in the Rickover
@@chaseholloway1912 lmao 20-3s keeping me there too long. Hooyah 2.51 gpa
@@MacWilly oh geez nice dude lol. Get used to it. Prototype starts off with 12 hr days. I was on vols most of power school and then OCTG hit me hard lol
Same here, you in a school or power school?
This is awesome I got the chance to get this program as a technician I had two choices and I couldn’t decide so on a flip of a dime I got this job I’m super exited leaving in 3 weeks wish me
Luck
Going in as an ET for Subs.... can't wait!!!! 💪
“Lots of space”
You are on a boomer my brother
My son just left for the Navy submarine program 😢💚
make a video on the ITS rate. Just signed my ITS 6 year active duty contract and ship out may 12th for bootcamp
Hooyah! Tomorrow is the day!
How’s it going
Did you have to fill out the sf86 form?
NOT enough bathrooms onboard and only 1 washer and dryer onboard. ⚓
Misleading and partially insulting. From a 688
how so?
Yes, as a former submariner who spent over 1,000 days submerged, I can tell you that life aboard a submarine is anything but easy. You work your butt off (mostly mentally) and must be able to adjust quickly to tight quarters, no sunlight, and close human contact with some you would not otherwise get along with outside of that life. Until one is qualified, no gaming or movies.
It Will test your mettle. I am fortunate enough to have experienced it and to have served my country. I did enjoy my job (missile control center, aboard missile subs) and that career, but did not "love" it at the time (80's and 90's). Good overall camaraderie and food!
I'm being trained on a 688 right now and its tight. Especially the engine room though ops isnt too bad. Anyone over 6ft has to crouch
@@ujustgotpwned123able Everyone does not have their own racks. On some they do, others have to hotrack. People are not this happy and chipper on a daily basis. Most do not have an allocated gym and all the space the video is showing to have. The open spaces the video is showing are taken at the very best angle and are the biggest spaces on that boat. You will know the people you work with very well which can be awesome. On the flip side, knowing that someone you might consider a friend is stealing from you and shipmates. Morale can be terribly low, although I'm told this is not the case on most boats. If you are 6ft, your head and heels will simultaneously hit the ends of almost all racks.
Every sentence said in this video can be independently true. The opposite of every sentence is also true. What bothers me is the perception the video is portraying.
There's a big difference between a fast attack and a Boomer.
That's only SSBN, you should definitely try 688 Class .... it will change your life 😉
I ship out in 3 weeks to bootcamp. I will be training as an mms. I cant wait!
Great video
My recruiter told me that there is a sign on bonus for some type of submarine job , yeahhhh I idk. Respect for whoever chooses the job to be on one
do they have access to Navy Chaplains and counselors?? If not, please get them this access.
When they are in port
I literally had to come here after this ocean gate stuff wow
nobodies gonna wanna do this now.
I'm a veteran myself and strongly agree; l would give my right arm & my life to be in the submarine fleet, but would NOT want to serve alongside females. F***ing pathetic that the navy let them into combatant, especially on submarines. Hookers and streetwalkers have more class than those ...#@!#!! "WAVES".
What submarine is that?
Bloody marvellous.
The sub life is soo lonely and isolated,yet its the most important deterent of nuclear holocost.
I got my rate today! Submarine Electrical/Computer Field, hoping to get Fire Control Technician in school
I just got that same rate. It seems as though they are really trying to push this rate
@@ZariaMonee97 Well submarines are never a person's first choice when it comes to enlisting, mostly due to fear being inside a giant metal death pencil in the middle of God knows where. It makes sense that the Navy wants to push more of it, especially with that juicy $60,000 bonus that comes with it.
From what I've heard speaking with other sailors they say the submarine life ain't so bad. I wanted to be a Gunner's Mate but my classifier said it was unavailable, so I asked for a submarine job instead, so I'm happy with my choice.
I wish you luck at boot camp and submarine school!
I'm currently on this boat, gold crew.
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COWBOY UP!
Hoping to get picked up for SECF soon. Looking forward to it...
@Brody why?
Brody
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Secf is worth it, maybe home sick sure, it's worth though
@SaltySailor Name checks out
@SaltySailor what is ITS like?
These things are huge. Next to a CVN? No. Next to you? Yes.
You get your own rack? Lies… unless you’re not fast attack tough
😆.. Let me know the next time you see an SSBN welded to a pier will ya?
I leave September 22nd for SECF
How is it so far
How do you like it so far Andrew?
I leave January 12th for LSS tell me about the submarines bro 😎
HOOYAH 💪💪💪
@@americasnavy I was Lied to………
Well I’m leaving for boot camp in July… Machinists Mate Submarine…
I also want to be a submariner..
You got this 💪
@@americasnavy excuse me, I’m with this guy on wanting to be a submariner as a rate, and I’m currently talking to my recruiter.
An ex sailor had recommended I do Nuclear instead of just any sub rate.
However I noticed it appears Nuclear rates primarily deal with two types of ships (at least that I’ve seen in my limited personal research) Subs and Carriers.
What are the chances I can get assigned to a Sub if I take a Nuclear rate? I hope y’all take my wavier soon. :)
Yo u.s.s Wyoming home state right there
Can a E-2 be stationed in a submarine?
Yes, most people show up as E-2s and E-3s. Nukes show up as E-4s or E-5s if they were a staff pickup. Most forward guys (corners) I saw make third class after a year.
West Virginia 736 🔥
How are water dragons doing?
Good luck 🤞 thanks for ur saving
Why are his dolphins lower than the other badge?
Tridents? Fast Attack NO SLACK!
What a lie, the enemy knows where your at. Called in the ocean.
national guard and air national gaurd.
Matti edited this lol
Lord Jesus Christ bless USA my daughter is Philippine Navy, Lord Jesus Christ help the Philippines**
Jesus died for our sins
This is a cry for help I hate my life as a submariner and I want to die
Never give up. The Navy cares deeply about the well-being of our Sailors and we encourage you
to seek help if you are feeling mental or emotional distress. Navy health care professionals and chaplains at your command are available and eager to help you during this tough time. Or reach out to Military OneSource at (800) 342-9647 - they provide 24/7 assistance and can help you with a broad range of concerns. You also can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800) 273-8255 - they provide 24/7 support and can connect you with a local crisis center. Stay strong!
What’s so terrible, I’m considering MMA. What is daily life like and what rate are you?
Driving a sub lady it's called steering a submarine or ship
That would be steering the boat.
Well , she's the one wearing Gold dolphins ! . . .
@pedrosalazar4748 Doesn't belong there. It's not their place.
I wonder who complained and got women on subs?
I don't know either, but God it makes me sick to all hell.... Broads aboard subs do not mix. Never will.
@@waistgunner3930 Yeah, I do not even want to imagine.
Straight LIES… wow
Please turn to God before it’s too late
Sausage fest!
🫡🇺🇸⚓️
3 women and 4 blacks onboard and they get the majority of the camera time?
Can I join css at the age of 36
I am ready to go, leaving for bootcamp on 20220927 via ITS-ATF. Wish me luck!!