The Crazy Life Inside the $4 Billion US Nuclear Submarine

The modern way of waging war relies heavily on covert and undetected infiltrations into enemy territory. Submarines represent the pinnacle of stealthy infiltrations, as they allow militaries to come eerily close to their targets. Not to mention that they are often fitted with devastating armaments, making them an even greater tool in a nation’s arsenal. As such, Nuclear Submarines serve as a guarantee for the national security of a country. However, living in a nuclear submarine is, undoubtedly, extremely hard and sacrificial, seeing as you are, essentially, living in a giant tin can thousands of feet underwater. Submariners, therefore, need to be psychologically ready for such a totalitarian way of living for months without any external contact.

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B.t.w. the thumbnail picture is of the biggest Russian submarines which only got two left from the original six.