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130 Men & Women in a Sealed Pipe | The Unspoken Reality of Navy Subs

Imagine being sealed in a steel pipe, submerged 600 feet underwater, with absolutely no sunlight for 90 days. The air is recycled. The water is recycled. And the only way to tell time is by the type of meat on your tray. In this video, we dive deep into the "Silent Service"—the US Navy Submarine Force. We explore the extreme social experiment of mixing men and women in a confined space, the terrifying reality of "Hot Racking" (sharing a warm bed with a stranger), and the unique "Amine" smell that you can never wash off. ⚓ Inside the Steel Tube: The "Smell": Why submariners smell like old gym socks and ozone. Mixed Crew: How 130 men and women live with zero privacy. "Hot Racking": Sleeping in a "coffin" that someone else just left. The Food: From fresh eggs to "powdered" reality & the legendary "Auto-Dog." The Isolation: No internet, no news, just 130 people in a metal can. 🌊 Submarine Life By The Numbers: Patrol Length: ~90 Days Crew Size: ~130 Sailors Showers: 3 minutes (if you are lucky) Privacy: 0% 👇 Watch Next: Prefer the open ocean? Check out life on the AIRCRAFT CARRIER! [INSERT LINK TO YOUR CARRIER VIDEO] #USNavy #Submarine #NuclearSub #MilitaryLife #UnderseaWarfare #NavyFood #SilentService #Documentary #Claustrophobia