My son currently serves on a submarine and loves it. I not a fan of not being able to reach him for long periods of time but it’s what comes with his job and I understand. Very proud of the hard work and dedication that he and all the other people that serve our country do.

@robhaywood6783

6 ай бұрын

next time you see him tell him I said thank you for his service he sounds like a good man

@kingfish4200

6 ай бұрын

Thank you very much.I will definitely let him know 🙏

@robinsoto2700

5 ай бұрын

The silent servant. Good for him, found his niche. Hope he is well.

@RareFilesClub

4 ай бұрын

your son is one of the top few very brave. many sailors are afraid to be a submariner. youre very proud i bet

@carolw8579

4 ай бұрын

Amen for your boy.

I love all the people in the comments supporting loved ones who serve the seas. Endless thanks to the US Navy and coast guard for keeping our seas safe.

My dad did 20 yrs on us subs and retired. Go navy!

@MarshalXMathers

6 ай бұрын

I’ll be your first comment: nice!

@Kasplaysothergames

6 ай бұрын

Nice dad dude

@SeniorDrummer

6 ай бұрын

Thank him for his service to our country !

@sldicks

6 ай бұрын

Salute! 🇺🇲👍

@ramencurry6672

6 ай бұрын

He’s lucky that it was an all female crew

Agreed, unless you're a US Submariner. NEVER underestimate a Sailor who served aboard a Submarine .

@RONALDB62

6 ай бұрын

I served on a Fast Attack which is in and out Ops not a Boomer which essentially is a World War III platform as per the Nuclear Triad. Had lots of fun in the 80's!

Around 2-1/4 hours into this production, you speak of the US lacking the ability to rapidly deploy large numbers of troops and equipment, and you're obviously missing the simple fact that for many decades, America's Guard of Honor, The All American 82nd Airborne Division, (The world's largest Rapid Deployment Force) is capable at any time, 24/7/365, to deploy an entire brigade of well over 6,000 Paratroopers plus all of their needed equipment, supplies, vehicles, and ammunition, well within 18 hours to anyplace on the Planet. I know this for a fact, being a Veteran 🇺🇸🫡🇺🇸 of that elite Division. Get your facts straight 😂

@laurenjanisch

5 ай бұрын

My dad served in the 82nd Airborne Division!

@catsrule4615

2 ай бұрын

@@laurenjanisch my mum did too.

@RomarScott

Ай бұрын

When it comes to military logistics i dont think any one does it better or have the capacity to match the US.

I was on a submarine for a little while as a midshipman. Submariners are by far the most intelligent people on the planet. Given there is no way to reach outside support underwater, submariners have to know how to repair everything from plumbing, electrical, water, oxygen production, and even nuclear reactors. All this, on top of managing op tempo for months at a time on top secret missions. Much respect.

@mikelvargas1162

4 ай бұрын

Torpedomen checking in!

“In the town where I was born, lived a man who sailed to sea, and he told us of his life. In the land of submarines, so we sailed on to the sun 'Til we found a sea of green And we lived beneath the waves In our yellow submarine.” The Beatles

@ericluffy7970

6 ай бұрын

✌️

Barotrauma was such a good game they made submarines real!

@spamuel98

6 ай бұрын

Never heard of it.

@Kanister0

6 ай бұрын

@@spamuel98 it's an online game where you gun down eldritch horrors outside of a submarine or doing mining operations and visiting outposts

I was like "I'll watch the sub video before I go to work" got 15 minutes in and checked the progress bar and timer like D= no way I'm able to finish this today! 😂❤

Did the narrator say that the British was upset because we preferred Coca-Cola over tea? That was about 20 seconds

Been there Done that. I did 6 years on two boomers, I did this in the 70's. When you go through the job training ( about 1 year in my case) they make sure you can handle serving on a boat. Once you get the boat you go through qualification and are still tested to see if you can handle it. (That also take about a year). Once you get your dolphins (Submarine Warfare Badge) you have proven yourself.

@ryandombroski3406

4 ай бұрын

Got my Cholphins in 2013! I have 3 other warfare badges, my submarine cholphins (supply officer submarine warfare device) will always be on top. My wife took my new uniforms to a tailor last year to get my warfare devices sewn on and she knew to ensure that my Cholphins were sewn on top of the others.

I've done it. Not a fan but honestly best part time job with full time pay I ever worked.

😅 whoever wrote this had to have served. I'm retired mmn1/ss and I can attest that this person's cynicism, sense of irony, and morbid humor are how we survived our multiple 6 month deployments on the Springfield and the Dallas (Nr1 was a different attitude)

RUN DEEP! RUN SILENT! RUN FAST!

@Dukers2300

6 ай бұрын

Unless you’re on an Ohio, then it’s 2-3 knots at 4SQ….

I have to correct this. Hunt for Red October was a modified Typhoon Class Sub, not an Akula.

😂 bro all we did was sleep and take logs while goin 9 knots to nowhere.

That's awesome for your dad. I'm grateful for his long and faithful service. Go Army, Beat Navy!

My brother was a submariner on a nuke. Proud of him and all our sailors

@Dukers2300

6 ай бұрын

Especially in this day and age.

@fisher0070

6 ай бұрын

Thank him for his service

Thanks for all serving in the military.

14:30 😂

Submarines are the apex predators of the ocean. You must be able to understand all types of engineering disciplines to be a submariner. Be able to memorize everything on board, and how to operate the most critical parts. Be mentally prepared for every possible problem and you must be able to be calm in the face of certain death. If you want to be tested and ready to learn about everything then you might be good enough to be one of us.

@fisher0070

6 ай бұрын

Thank you sir

@kilowhiskey7973

5 ай бұрын

Found the bubble head

Thanks to everyone who has served.

*Man this is making my anxiety tied to claustrophobia is going beserk well done guys*

As retired army, we always called submariners canned squid.😊 But I would not do it No way

@mikelvargas1162

4 ай бұрын

Submarines are mentally tough being a combat. Veteran is physically tough. Pick your poison, I would argue as a submarine vet our job is one of the toughest mentally… You never get a break and you work the longest hours … I laugh when people talk about being awake for only 24 hours try 2 to 3 days constantly being awake… Being awake for 2 to 3 days straight was very common because you’re too busy trying to learn the submarine, and if you don’t abide by this, you will be hazed … I don’t know how it is anymore now because they let females on board but back when I was in it was very tough .

As a previous sailor that served aboard submarines in the last decade some of the "life on board a sub for 90 days" isn't quite correct. I would be happy to give more information if @infographics ever wanted some more info

@davidcosta2244

6 ай бұрын

What would be incorrect?

“F*cking around and finding out” from infographics was not on my bingo card for 2024🤘🏻

Great work❤❤❤❤❤🎉😊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@markbilsborough4150

2 ай бұрын

Yea though we walk through the Valley of the shadow a death, we shall fear no evil, for we are AGANG. MMC/SS USN RET.

Dude. It’s been too long in between vids. I watch everyday DDE vids. Would watch yours every day if you made one. Need more info on the flooded McLaren😢 like seriously we all want more info everyday. Not once a month. Will watch it and like 👍🏻 it.

I'm a 27 year Navy veteran and I had no interest in being a submariner. The ships and Carriers (Nimitz, Ronald Reagan) were my "cup of tea" loved the Nimitz my first assignment on the Nimitz was amazing the Ship had been commissioned only one year prior so she was new but had two 6 month runs/ "Shake downs" so the Nimitz was cruising along like the finest "Rolls Royce" I was fortunate and blessed to serve on her.

4:57 and food.

2:44:20 How could you get pearl harbor date wrong, 1941, not 1942. SMH.

During 1930s USN doctrine for submarines was to keep out of trouble. Even using the periscope to simulate torpedoes was considered too risky. The institutionalised over caution was eventually pushed aside but not before the utterly awful Mk14 torpedo had let targets go free while putting Americans at great risk for little gain.

@DP-rx6zf

4 ай бұрын

That's interesting, I wasn't aware that the MK14's were such failures and it makes one wonder how many Navy Sailors like my Grandfather were put at such risk, back then the "Submarines" were great big coffins (per my Grandfather) but him and allot of others survived and did it all over again the next day, Men were Men that's for sure 😇🤕

F***ing Round and finding out 👀🙃 wasn’t expecting him to say that but made me pay more attention 😂

Just watched Hunter Killer on Netflix last night. PERFECT TIMING. 👌

@jakecutter1487

6 ай бұрын

I agree. V.G. movie. My favorite is either "The hunt for Red October" or "Crimson Tide". I'm torn between those 2 but this one was a solid 3rd for me.✌️👍

We can all be proud of your father. And thankful for his service.

Thanks!

LOL "causal" not "casual" relationship guize Huge fan ❤

Video on USS Turtle next?

14.42 is one of the rare times I've heard him curse.

3:26:25 WTF ? is this the musical section I keep hearing about ?? lol

@AlphaRaine

10 күн бұрын

Bro, I’m pretty sure it’s AI generated and the voice that comes in at the end sounds so fake

The USS Squalus was on a test dive in early 1941 and sank. She was eventually salvaged and went on to serve in World War II. The USS Thresher wasn't so lucky.

How hard would it be to make excape pods that would float to the top like a bubble

I thought the names of the subs in civil war were the Merrymac and the Monitor but may be wrong

Not the only Nation under the water now are we...

The stats for the length of the Akula Class, meaning shark, (Typhoon to Americans) is wrongly reported in this video. The Belgorod is 603' 8".

please make a video on the death of mohbad

My current profile pic was taken on top of us submarine, and chances are imma leave it as my profile pic forever 🐬🐬

Oxygen not ignite, it makes flammable stuff burn better.

@davidcosta2244

6 ай бұрын

It's called a catalyst, because it helps combustion.

My grandpa always said submariners were just built different

What`s the `British AdmiralITY`? Lose the extra`I`! You still get a like.

I took an initial test when I was once lost in life at some central point in Brooklyn NY. They only offered me two jobs and they were both on subs so is really voluntary?

In WWII, Germans had re-supply U-boats called : "Cows" but mostly used to re-supply u-boats with fuel. (Far as I know)

Taxi drivers are full of personal pronblems

I have a feeling they need to get that challenge guy gf quote for the motto. Also the challenge guy might gas them out. Lol

USA ❤️ 🇺🇸

I’m on a sub right now in the middle of the Atlantic. Guess where we are going, watch the news in the next 14 days. 😉 you will see something interesting.

Guys. the phrase is "... cannot be OVERSTATED". As in, the object in question is so significant, important, or extraordinary that, no matter how much you emphasize it's significance and/or to what degree you express it's level of importance, you will not able to do so in a way it's expressed significance could surpass it's actual significance. I swear this is like the 5th time I've heard you guys say that something "... cannot be understated." I think you guys believe what you're saying means something along the lines of "it's so good that even if you're a hater you'd be forced to admit that it's pretty good. " But it's always going to be confusing and make you sound like Ricky from Trailer Park Boys when you try to use youre own custom version of a common and widely-used expression in a manner which makes it seem like you just aren't aware of what the actual expression is and don't realize you're saying the opposite of what you think you are. idk why this got me so heated

1 million dollars, USD. How much time do you spend in the underground bunker/man cave??

You don’t breath the same air, subs have a system that breaks the covalent bonds of H2O to create breathable oxygen.

Wow! I've never seen subs that drop their torpedoes out of the bottom of their hulls before! Is this a new direction for submarine warfare?

@ajaxslamgoody9736

6 ай бұрын

?????

@markchip1

6 ай бұрын

@@ajaxslamgoody9736 - partway through the video there's an animation showing a sub launching a torpedo - but it drops out of the bottom of the sub and then shoots off forwards! Utterly bizarre!

@markchip1

6 ай бұрын

Go to 3:45 and you'll see it!!

@markchip1

6 ай бұрын

​@@ajaxslamgoody9736- go to 3:45 to see it!

@markchip1

6 ай бұрын

​@@ajaxslamgoody9736- 3:45.

Really? The last 30 mins is just music.

ET nuke here. Fast attack tough. My dad retired doing MM stuff on boats. Grandpa was surface. Shameful.

My dad served on the Boxer during the Korean War. Not a submarine. I just wanted to brag about him because I miss him so much!

@arfriedman4577

11 күн бұрын

I understand you missing your dad. I miss my dad too. Remember all the good and bad times. Go back to places you went with him.

Am i tweaking or is the voice AI in this video?

My dad said a german submarine was in coney island around wwii years.

1:58:43 does this make pooping at higher elevations more achievable?

See knew it

Infooo 😃

3 hrs !?

Navy SECF here, been there done that lol

@joecooney6765

6 ай бұрын

What rate?

@n0tawhale902

3 ай бұрын

@@joecooney6765 prolly an ST that passed BESS and then got sent surface

Lol! At 1:00 min in they show a ship sailing backwards and looks like never fixed that lol come on really?

A virtual reality VR will help in such a close environment

I'm 40 years old. Theres been aboit 2 or 3 full sized subs that have gone down in my time. I've yet to hear of anyone being rescued from a strikken/sunken submarine. It would be nice for mankind as a world first to save a crew, but sadly theres too much suspicion between nations to actually rescue people.

Greetings! IYKYK

My homies veteren dad used to brag about being underwater for 6 months

@mikelvargas1162

4 ай бұрын

Impossible you need the food rations

Ok, not to bash what's supposed to be a cute animation, but he seems to be in the Oval Office (red-brown chair, yellow curtains, flag on a staff), and how many stars are on that flag?? I see 8, but it's pretty curled up. Since they're in rows, not a circle, I'm gonna assume there's more than just 5 behind it. The Turtle was proposed during the Revolutionary War, so...

I did volunteer for that job. 2007 to 2012. It’s a little weird going back to civilian life knowing I’m better than everyone 😉

@danielconlin2550

4 ай бұрын

What was your rate?

@n0tawhale902

3 ай бұрын

@@danielconlin2550 he was a "Culinary Specialist"

@danielconlin2550

3 ай бұрын

@@n0tawhale902 the chef from down under.

I must survive on a submarine

I rode subs out of pearl from 2000 to 2006

whats with the weird music playing at 3:45:46 it goes on for a long time and I cant hear the sound from the video someone is doing a bad job that music is annoying

Being honest.. All that separates us on the surface from death is less than 1/4 inch of iron, not a couple of inches of steel. Maybe the mariners are in a safer place.

A 4 hour video?! Wow bet

@johndor7793

6 ай бұрын

Is this all new content or a complilation?

@davidcosta2244

6 ай бұрын

It's not 4 hours, but is 3 hours and 45 minutes. Numbers do matter.

Yoo my daily dose of horror

14:07 😂😂😂😂!!!!!

You definitely would not even with your knowledge

It should be now.

Nearly 4 hours? Really?

I would expect them to use activated carbon filters to remove organic molecules from the air supply..

@bolyami1975

6 ай бұрын

But that's optimism thinking the government buys good ones.....they dont. Truth is the amine smell permeates EVERYTHING and we routinely just threw our clothes away as the smell wouldn't wash out

Do they have a smoking section?

@bolyami1975

6 ай бұрын

They did as recently as 2008

THREE hours???

Playing arcade games on a nuclear sub? Thats got to be great for their silence! 😂

5 billionaires died. No one batted an eye and moved on. Oh well.

@arfriedman4577

11 күн бұрын

I think of them every so often.

I wonder what's salary for the submaryners.???

Did 8 years on British Submarines.

1

@Waltaere

6 ай бұрын

Nopes :p

@user-fk7dx1sk2l

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥💓💕🙏🙏🙏🙏

6 yrs in it’s not that bad dawg lol

Oh? Did you just admit that heat can make steel malleable? SO JET FUEL DOES MELT STEEL BEAMS???

@franklinkz2451

19 күн бұрын

No jet fuel only melts styrofoam, heat from fire melts steal

Lol. I did five deployments on one. Your move.

easy lyfe

did he hust say "New World Order" at 3:14:43?