Cum se antrenează marinarii marinei pentru a lucra pe submarine de 2 miliarde de dolari | Boot Camp | Afaceri din interior

37 thoughts on “Cum se antrenează marinarii marinei pentru a lucra pe submarine de 2 miliarde de dolari | Boot Camp | Afaceri din interior”

1. Reason is clear no one wants to have shit life and these 16 18 boys are being used by dks

2. Recently the incident of sub marine happened and everyone died there i think it was Malaysian navy

3. I went through in early 90s I remember it being much deeper than 37 feet but maybe I’m remembering wrong

4. man 21:26 if you had a pool and a friend or family and a tube, you already know what this part is like

5. To much commercials 😕

6. This is pre depression

7. Nuclear sub being repaired with hemp fibers. It’s like stone-age tech meets atomic-age tech.

8. What is the US Navy even doing on submarines right now Like what are we doing are we just doing exercises or are we sneaking up on people

9. As an retired army paratrooper, I would do a hard pass on submarine duty in the navy

10. We calculated that at 800 ft you had less than 15 seconds to get to the surface before the bends kicked in. You don’t submerge until you reach the break waters at that depth. All of us under stood if something happens and there is no DSRV we ain’t making it back. Still proud to be a fast attack sailor.

11. The problem is that submarines don’t have the right amount of escape suits for everyone, so not all of them are going to make it.

12. What is life on a submarine

13. Does this submarine school have an elevator that goes below ground

14. This is what I want to do when I touch 18 cause it has been my childhood dream and now I'm 17 but problem is I am not from America nor do I live there

15. I served HMS submarine service and the money isnt worth it at all!! Horrible life. Scary, risky, hazardous and now in current global situations, i would recommend against joining any Military service

16. ..fyi… in about 1960 i was in Honolulu ..pearl , ford island and saw the training tower for submarine escape..it was about 60 feet tall with bailout , escape hatcthes on the side..the sailor would go in at the bottom and ascend to the top..yikes..!!!..

17. I find it amazing how modern submarines can give there nation the advantage weeks in advance before the people on the ground and air get involved.
    the fact submarines can also demolish gigantic ships and massive areas in seconds.
    this is all so interesting to me
    Love from Sweden

18. “$85 dollars more a month”
    laughs in hazard pay and CSPP

19. Reminder that FT stands for Free Time.

20. Ill never understand why there isnt a trainer inside the casualty space for the pipe patching training. Chubby boy doesnt want to get wet?

21. Would it be feasible for every sub to carry a DSRV on board all of the time? Or maybe design the sub so part of it can detach in an emergency and float to the surface?

22. Lmao no one on a sub is getting out of it gets hit.

23. Attention all Military Personal, Gorilla Glue Tape helps to seal up holes. And you have perfectly good men and women without mental health issues that come back worse than some people who would serve the military who have mental health issues!
    I would never pass an ASVAB but, I am as smart as a whip!
    Thank you for serving our country, I greatly appreciate your service and welcome home!

24. 4:17 Yawn yawn!

25. I would rather go to a war zone than be stuck in one of those subs lol

26. They can keep that extra 85 a month

27. Admiration, love and my highest respect to these submarine sailors who give everything for all of us to continue having this freedom.

28. Such a cool and important part of our national defense.

29. Navy Pride…..!!!

30. Miss it!

31. Just use Gorilla Tape

32. Doesn’t this give our enemies intelligence on our technology and weapons??

33. Why are submarine naval personnel wearing come?

34. Seems to me that the ear pressure test should be the first test? US government at its finest!

35. I would never volunteer to be a sailor working in a submersible. All respect for those who do!
    This reminds me of my SCUBA Training, when we learned about 'Atmospheric Pressure (Depth)' and how to ascend in an emergency w/o blowing out our lungs. It's damned strange when you're three atmospheres deep (One atmosphere is 33' of depth), take in one regular breath, then remove the regulator and as you exhale and SLOWLY ASCEND (Letting your air bubbles rise faster than yourself!), you make it all way to the top, yet never run out of air! At three atmospheres, you're 'One breath' takes 3X as much air to fill, so as you rise and the pressure decreases, your lungs and the air inside them adjust accordingly.

    In a sub? If you go down, you're almost certainly way below a few atmospheres. I can't imagine surviving 'Exiting: Stage Right' from a sinking/resting sub, at depth? Scary stuff!!

36. Nukes are weird

37. 37 ft is nothing. What happens when they need to escape a submarine 2000 ft in depth?

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