The life of US Navy soldiers operating under the ocean is also full of affection and cohesion.
Although there are three types of submarines used by the US Navy, only ballistic missile submarines (as shown) are equipped with nuclear missile compartments. Therefore, this type of submarine is about 20m2 wider than a conventional submarine
The entrance and even the cockpit of the submarine are not spacious. Therefore, each sailor before being recruited must undergo a test for the ability to work in a tight environment.
The submarine during the dive, the locking valves are opened, the air escapes and the water enters the tank causing the ship to sink
The sailors operating on the ship are mostly very young. When in the ocean, there are no windows or cockpit glass, so in order for the ship to run in the right direction, everything must rely on sonar technology.
Because of the special importance of sound in navigation, the outside of the submarine needs to be equipped with systems to help eliminate all kinds of noise.
You may not believe it, but the dishes for the Navy served on submarines are in the most perfect form. Skilled chefs are hired to serve over 100 sailors
There are 3 working shifts per day, accordingly, each sailor will have 12 hours off duty (including sleeping and resting time). One of their leisure activities is daily bathing
All had to live far away from their families, so the sailors were very attached to each other. And here’s the advantage of being at sea for days: Access to fresh seafood .
It’s all like a family with the size of a small village
One of the missions of American submarines is to explore and patrol the Arctic region and its neighbors
The US ballistic missile submarines are 152m long and 10m wide (longer than a stadium). Depending on the mission, there will be about 140 to 160 sailors on board
Sailors are often called ‘Blue-nosed Sailors’ if they have ever passed through the northern circle
After a long period of weeks, even months, the sailors set off to go home
And the moment of reuniting with family will probably dispel all the fatigue and stress from their work.
The sailor in the photo shared that he had been on the submarine for about 7 months and could not be present when his first daughter was born.
