Life and Operations on a Submarine

The video provides an insight into life aboard a submarine, highlighting its stealth mission, daily routines, and the close-knit community among crew members. It discusses the challenges of communication with family, recreational activities like steel beach, and the importance of teamwork and training. The speaker shares personal experiences, emphasizing the pride in earning dolphins and the diverse backgrounds of crew members.

What is the primary mission of a submarine?

• To remain hidden

• To explore the ocean

• To be found by adversaries

• To transport goods

How long are the shifts typically on a submarine?

• 8 hours

• 6 hours

• 10 hours

• 4 hours

What is a common misconception about life on a submarine?

• It is very claustrophobic

• It is always cold

• It is very spacious

• It is very noisy

What is the temperature typically like inside a submarine?

• 70 degrees and fluorescent

• Variable

• Cold

• Hot

What activity did the narrator sneak into the outboards?

• A fishing pole

• A surfboard

• A bicycle

• A skateboard

What is a unique aspect of the social life on a submarine?

• There are frequent parties

• Everyone has their own room

• Everyone knows each other well

• There is no social interaction

How often does the narrator receive emails from family?

• Every two weeks

• Every day

• Every week

• Every month

What is a 'steel beach' on a submarine?

• A recreational activity on the surface of the ocean

• A place to relax inside the submarine

• A training exercise

• A type of food served on the submarine

Why is everyone on a submarine trained in damage control and life-saving measures?

• To prepare for recreational activities

• To ensure the submarine remains operational

• To pass the time

• To impress their superiors

What is one of the highlights of the narrator's career?

• Driving the submarine

• Receiving emails

• Getting their dolphins

• Fishing off duty