B-39 Russian Foxtrot Submarine Tour in San Diego California Maratime Museum 4k 

I'm so grieved by how bad her current condition is. Within a few years she'll never see the light of day again

I went on B-39 with my daughters last year, actually we did it twice. They loved it. The recorded audio drama was kinda annoying tho.

Thank you for recording this submarine while it was still around. The British still have one, along with Russia, Libya, and India. I don’t know about the condition of the Indian and Libyan ones. The British Foxtrot also isn’t great condition, but from what little I’ve read the plan is to restore it (supposedly).

It’s sad that the sub is now going to be scrapped but it was rusting anyway

Ironically enough, the sub is currently sinking, and filled with water to a point of no return. We went there the other day and the employees seemed to be getting a kick out of the irony. Interesting how they remained positive even though it's sad that you can no longer go in.

Great video! I sincerely appreciate you sharing.

Hard to believe 77 men served aboard that sub...very primitive. Compare it to the USS Dolphin which is about the same age and located nearby this sub.

One thing that could be done to preserve the submarine's exterior is to display it somewhere where there's no salt water. Columbia river on the west coast? There are a number of U.S. submarines on display in the Great Lakes such as Manitowoc, WI, Cleveland, OH and Muskegon, MI.

Thank you I C for allowing me to see this, as I never would have been able to make the trip.

While this video was made over 4 years ago, and I Thank You for it. It does make worry about the condition of the boat itself. Sailors, no matter what countries Navy you may be in, always took extreme care of their boats. The inside has corrosion, missing paint and bare metal all over the place. The outer hull is extremely corroded I wonder if it has been compromised at any part. While I full understand that this boat is a museum, and is run on donations (I assume). We still need to take care of it. Thank you for the video.

Best tour yet!

I went on B-39 as well since 2017 with my family and I think the submarine is more like wonderland in here to me~

Saw her for sale online before she got scrapped. Painful to see her have to be scrapped but I understand given the times and the circumstances

I know this is old but from the looks of the condition of the hull it will not be around much longer....

Oh come on, give the poor lass a proper cleaning up :(

I went on this exact b-39 in San diego

That was cool.

In the Webster dictionary next to rust bucket is a picture of this wreck.

I think they should put the sub on land

I would love to hear the story of this sub and how it ended up on the west coast.

With hindsight it may have been better off left in Sydney Australia where it was back in the 90s ,it was all downhill since then😢

Hi, is it still possible to visit it ? as can not find anywhere to buy ticket on line ? thank you

Quote the tour audio recording "its time for the nuclear device " sadly not much has changed in the world ! Still very much under nuclear threat .......crazy !

Those pidgins make great crew

The Russian scorpion mk 2

creepy looking submarine!

U-475 B-413 & B-427

Looking at the rust it has limited time

What are we doing with Soviet submarines?

well, "top comment" actually good IMO, thanks for, um, caring? Even (ex)warship is made with big effort, blood,sweet and milk (those mostly male (?) factory workers does not just clone themselves ...) ... so while I hope narrowly defined war machines one day all become museum pieces - there was at least one popular in its day conversion of military sub into oceanographical one ... too bad this one was scrapped. it sort of sad in general to see abandoned/empty places, knowing that we burned millions of years of material/fuel accumulation to construct them in the first place, and this state of extractivism will not last long ..... is ex-war machine better to be recast as spoons and forks and bicycles - or some of ot still better to do some non-war duty at their element if possible? future may know ...

Can you show us the Nazi ship and crew that was in America before the war started

2:54 coffs *EVACUATE*

They towed it out on feb 5th for scrapping in mexico

U can buy 1 for 3mil

sigh.. this one is going for metal scraps :( so sad

Смотрю на свою лодку изнутри. Комментарии только штатовские. А русские бывали на этой лодке? Особенно те, кто служил на ней! Да и внутри многое убрали, чтобы было удобнее ходить.

Something about the the atmosphere of this sub, it's so depressing I literally got nausea watching this video.

i think they’re selling her for scrap next year

Making doors breaking the submarine hull makes me pisses off

Why do former Soviet subs need to have a huge red star painted on the conning tower ? .... Yes, we know it's a Russian submarine, and I'm sure this wasn't the case while they were in active service !!

I'd rather serve on a WWII US boat than this piece of crap. The museum is doing a great job, understand; it Soviet Russia, which never cared about its people, even those defending it, that I am criticizing Thanks to the museum for showing this.

I tried to schuttle her by opening the sea strainer but was arrested