What US Navy Nuclear Submarine Sailors Do When Someone Dies 400 Feet Underwater!

Описание: What US Navy Nuclear Submarine Sailors Do When Someone Dies 400 Feet Underwater!

What do US Navy submarine sailors actually do when someone dies 400 feet
underwater, sealed inside a nuclear submarine with no exit, no hospital, and
no way to surface? Life on a submarine is unlike anything else in the US Navy
— and death in the deep is one of its most solemn and least understood
realities. In this video we go inside US Navy submarine life to reveal what
truly happens: the single Independent Duty Corpsman who carries the medical
weight of 150 people with no doctor aboard, the impossible decision the
commanding officer must make between the mission and bringing a sailor home,
and the profound care the crew takes to honor a fallen shipmate in a vessel
that has no morgue. We also correct the myths that television invented about
what happens to a sailor who dies on a submarine.

This is the real, respectful account of life inside a submarine at its
hardest moment — the grief of a crew that cannot leave, the return to port
with full honors, and the unbreakable bond between the sailors of the Silent
Service. Whether you are interested in US Navy submarine life, what life on a
nuclear submarine is really like, or how the US Navy honors its own, this
video shows you a side of naval service that almost nobody talks about.
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