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Good observation — photos from a Soviet sub at our maritime museum
Our active nuclear subs don’t allow civilians with cameras inside as I recall
Dive (watches)
What if you want to dive with your watch but you can’t swim? Answer? Submarine I’m fortunate to know some submariners, both enlisted and officers. I’ve been on both old and new subs, but only while they were docked. We live near a sub base, so it’s not un...
Those interior shots look very ‘Soviet’ to me 😁🦾
Another great post! Don’t have any submarine pictures on my phone (would need to check the HDD) but here’s the first nuclear ice breaker instead to join in 😁☢️ ...
Good observation — photos from a Soviet sub at our maritime museum
Our active nuclear subs don’t allow civilians with cameras inside as I recall ...
Great pictures and I love submarines plus a bonus shot of 3 very cool IWC GST watches.
I have never been on a submarine but I have on a couple of occasions or more been on a trip watching a Yellow Submarine and at my age and not working I can admit that. Marc
We have had a bit of a love affair with Santa Catalina Island
Although we have only been there a dozen times or so in 50 years, It's a very romantic and exotic spot, just 23 miles across the sea, it's a waiting for me (and thee). My wife's grandfather ran a souvenir shop there, and was the second mayor of Avalon ...
Dr No is deathly afraid . . .
. . . of water. He prefers to wear his dive watches in dive bars . . . . . . where they blend in with natural habitat. ...
I was curious whether the Naval activity in SD included seeing submarines, which you answered.
I think subs are amongst the most fascinating and imposing of military engineering.
I've met and known a handful of submarine officers. I worked with one for 5 years. All had one thing in common. Despite my earnest, honest, friendly questions to satisfy my nerdy curiosity...none would say anything about where, how long, and how deep.
They would just look at me and smile and ignore my interest.