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Cooking UNDERWATER: Inside the Galley of a US Navy Nuclear Submarine 

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The Challenges of Cooking Underwater: Inside the Galley of a US Navy Nuclear Submarine
The life of a U.S. Navy submariner is not easy. These sailors live for months in a steel tube cruising through freezing cold water, surrounded by explosives, flammable materials, and even nuclear weapons. Even in peacetime they run the risk of terrible accidents. In wartime they risk being hounded to destruction by enemy ships and helicopters. But they eat magnificently well. If you don't believe me, then check out this video where we will tell you more about what a sailors eat on a nuclear submarine!
When you live under the sea for months at a time, food becomes not only a necessary part of the health of the crew, but it becomes a profoundly important psychological factor in their well-being too. The cooks on submarines are the elite in the Navy. They have to be able not only to prepare, cook, and bake all of the different types of foods for the various meals, of which there are four in a 24-hour cycle, but they have to do it in the smallest spaces imaginable.
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@thetinoshow6719
@thetinoshow6719 Год назад
As a former Army Grunt, I have nothing but love, admiration and respect for Cooks in any branch. You people are heroes, bravest of the brave.
@mantis_monk
@mantis_monk 7 месяцев назад
THE most important part of any military!
@NazriB
@NazriB 7 месяцев назад
Lies again? Naughty America Cum Inside
@recoswell
@recoswell 6 месяцев назад
hope that's sarcastic
@davidwolf226
@davidwolf226 5 месяцев назад
Amen, brother.
@rockysusshine5866
@rockysusshine5866 5 месяцев назад
Vietnam. When all you ever get is WW2 C rations and at best B rations. I did enjoy being on the Troop Carrier Ship. The food was much better. Sitting in the South China Sea. Mobil Riverine Force. BROWN WATER NAVY
@granthammond7617
@granthammond7617 Год назад
I wasn't a Submariner. But, I spent 40+ years, working on, or building them. And, I live close to the base, where I do most of my shopping. This story is spot on, about the eating habits on subs. BRAVO ZULU on this report.
@davidwolf226
@davidwolf226 5 месяцев назад
As a Navy vet, I never had any gripes with our chow. God bless all of those who prepare these meals.
@williewonka6694
@williewonka6694 5 месяцев назад
Served on US attack subs in the 1980s. The food aboard was generally pretty good, unless there was an extended period at sea. We once went 57 days, unexpectedly, and there was a lot of tuna casseroles and peanut sandwiches the last couple weeks. Luckily, there was no risk of running out of coffee.
@845835
@845835 Год назад
Every year there are a couple of videos of life cooking on NAVY vessels and I always enjoy them all.
@timothywalker4563
@timothywalker4563 Год назад
One of my favorite stories were about WW2 crews coming back to Pearl Harbor from patrol. They would line up for salads and get as much fresh fruit as they could get😂
@azdigbee
@azdigbee Год назад
So if cooking over open flame is prohibited........why do you show cooking on an open flame gas range ?
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj Год назад
Listen here Paul...We dont take kindly to your type around these parts..With all your common sense statements n questions..so knock it off.😮
@jayjyuri8796
@jayjyuri8796 Год назад
@@kevinjohnson-lf3kjI man it’s common sense
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 11 месяцев назад
It's not a legit video. He mixed in shots from other vids to make you think this Canadian is totally factual. He "ooted" himself, eh.
@Hank13665
@Hank13665 8 месяцев назад
A Newfie, no doubt! LOL!@@johnleeson6946
@protonneutron9046
@protonneutron9046 Год назад
WRONG!!!! There are LOTS of fresh food loaded on subs. It gets used first. The person making this video is clueless
@sisenor4091
@sisenor4091 Год назад
I figured that
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 11 месяцев назад
After a Northern Run in '87, my Fast Boat spent a week in Brest, France. On the way back, we had a shitload of French cheeses in the Activity Space that were out of this world!!! Merci, Froggers!!! The German sub pens were still there. Probably too expensive to remove then. The bomb craters were very noticeable.
@protonneutron9046
@protonneutron9046 11 месяцев назад
@@johnleeson6946 cool story
@chrissegee
@chrissegee 9 месяцев назад
It’s kind of funny that at the same time he said that fresh foods are not loaded they are showing fresh fruits on the line
@Glum1964
@Glum1964 4 месяца назад
I’ve never been in the navy, but even I saw the lack of logic in his statement. We’ve known about rickets, etc for centuries, and it makes sense they would take on enough fresh food to last until it would spoil. Thanks for confirming what I thought.
@politicsuncensored5617
@politicsuncensored5617 Год назад
I was assigned to the sub base at Kings Bay when it opened. Everyday 24/7/365 the tender crew for the subs provided everything these folks needed. It was an amazing sight to see at times. Subs tied up port & starboard. We could be loading food to one sub and weapons to another sub. The cooks on the tender did a fantastic job. The tender had about 1,200 crew, then the sub crews often ate on the tender during their 3 month overhaul. PJ
@jayeean3890
@jayeean3890 6 месяцев назад
Thanks PJ! I was stationed on one of those subs tied up alongside port, starboard or along the pier - USS James Madison 627 (B) 1984-1986. Thanks for all the assistance in getting us back underway to guard us against the commies!! Good times shipmate!!
@brianlee5702
@brianlee5702 5 месяцев назад
I was once chatting with an ex-WWII submarine cook and he said the most difficult part of the job was doing it silently.
@azpro2957
@azpro2957 Год назад
Thank you to the culinary Chefs. My son, age 24, is currently on one of these Sub. It is good to know he is well taken care of!
@rosacortes5074
@rosacortes5074 4 месяца назад
God's Blessings to your son 🙏🙏🙏
@fkchci681
@fkchci681 9 месяцев назад
Finally a military video that stays on topic. Thank You!
@JeffDeWitt
@JeffDeWitt Год назад
This is interesting but needed more editing. One of the clips showed a tile wall, which seems unlikely on a submarine. Later it shows a gas burner, followed by a comment that open flames are dangerous and not allows. Then we are told the cooking appliances can be electric and gas.
@paulready8897
@paulready8897 Год назад
A lot of the photos where not on submarines.
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 9 месяцев назад
@@paulready8897 Yep, too much open area.
@2011Azure
@2011Azure 8 месяцев назад
Photos & video clips are from a similar piece on aircraft carriers.
@jayeean3890
@jayeean3890 6 месяцев назад
Good catch! I heard that too and thought wtf!!?? Definitely no flames during my 4 patrols on the Madison 627 or my 2 yrs on the Grayling lol
@alanstrong55
@alanstrong55 8 месяцев назад
One advantage: barometric pressure is much greater. Cooking time is a good bit less. Water boils at higher temperatures, cutting the cooking time by quite a margin.
@chrisamadon279
@chrisamadon279 8 дней назад
I served on 2 submarines, and I can say that our food was great. Our cooks did a fantastic job
@johnj5985
@johnj5985 6 месяцев назад
Love to see the food go around. Everything from it's shipping, preparation, and delivery to the personel. Appreciate the tediousness of making mealtime the most interesting and satisfying time, during dangerous work, or normal sea going conditions. Much admiration for the cooks!
@nicktant1756
@nicktant1756 Год назад
You’re speaking about submarines, however you are repeatedly showing the galleys of Aircraft Carriers.
@petehayes8779
@petehayes8779 Год назад
I served onboard a nuclear submarine (USS JAMES MADISON. SSBN 627) back in th early to late 70s. While tied up along side the tender getting the boat ready to go on patrol the One day no one looked forward to was load-out day. That day was dedicated to loading ships stores (food) where almost the entire crew loaded the food by hand. It always amazed me about the quantity of food that was brought onboard. And, it all had to fit through a hatch not much larger than the shoulders of a large man. Try to imagine passing 35 pound cans of coffee and vegetables down a hatch...and you did this for much of the day. I understand that today's boats have hatches for loading foods and that it takes very few hands to get the food loaded. Good memories.
@davemeads859
@davemeads859 Год назад
I have a question I've always wanted to ask a submariner maybe you could give me an answer or some insight The question is I've always wondered what happens if someone totally breaks down, becomes claustrophobic and is unable to do their job do you just end up in the brig or do they rendezvous with a surface ship and remove them or is the training standard so high it just doesn't happen
@RivetGardener
@RivetGardener Год назад
Thanks for your Undersea Service buddy!. Former airborne infantryman here.
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 Год назад
@@davemeads859 As a former Nuke sailor, we were conditioned to live in a cramped environment: four guys in a room built for three during schooling at Nuke School. If we were submerged and a crewmember freaked-out, he'd be restricted and removed ASAP. Never saw this happen while I served.
@stephengoldberg334
@stephengoldberg334 11 месяцев назад
Another never in combat VN guy
@jayeean3890
@jayeean3890 6 месяцев назад
Hello shipmate! I was on the Madison (B) from 84-86, then did a split sea tour to the Grayling 646. Good times, wouldn't have missed it for the world.
@herbenevolence4198
@herbenevolence4198 Месяц назад
I always find it funny how many videos about submarines are about the food
@jackhartford521
@jackhartford521 Год назад
Dude there aren’t any open flames on submarines. Just adding any footage you want doesn’t make sense in reality. You might as well talk about how the sailors get in and out of a submarine and show a screen door.
@babuzzard6470
@babuzzard6470 Год назад
The kitchen looks better than some commercial ones I’ve worked in!👍👍🇦🇺
@paulready8897
@paulready8897 Год назад
Most of the pictures were not of submarine gallies
@nigellawson8610
@nigellawson8610 8 месяцев назад
Being on a modern nuclear sub would be like heaven in comparison to a World War Two pig boat. In contrast to the boats guys served on in World War Two, the cleanliness and quality of the food alone would astound a World War Two submariner. To get an idea of how grungy submarine life was before the advent of the nuclear navy, one should watch "Das Boot" to get an idea of how awful it was when it came to serving on submarines. The smell of spoiled food, unwashed bodies, diesel oil, bilges, and foul air, must have been truly stomach turning. At the same time, the ever present condensation would turn everything moldy. In contrast, a modern nuclear sub is a luxury love boat. in comparison.
@brycesolomon9933
@brycesolomon9933 Год назад
When I was deployed, Army, every Friday for dinner was Surf n Turf for us. (Guess they figured might as well treat us for surviving the week lol)
@BMoney77
@BMoney77 11 месяцев назад
Last 4 minutes of the video was him just repeating himself.
@davidfoster8172
@davidfoster8172 Год назад
subs deserve the best food
@pravinbalakrishnan2438
@pravinbalakrishnan2438 Год назад
Excellent viewing 👍👌
@captainsonypony2709
@captainsonypony2709 11 месяцев назад
Looks good 👍 👌 thanks for your service guys
@skip123davis
@skip123davis 6 месяцев назад
i was 7 years usaf in the 80's. everyone in the military knows that submarine food is the best in the military, and to a man, i never met anyone who begrudged them that. everyone said: "they deserve it."
@stevenhon3091
@stevenhon3091 29 дней назад
Hickam Air Force base in Hawaii had the best shore based galley food!
@teashea1
@teashea1 Год назад
So many factual mistakes in this video ----- eg - no open flames allowed but you show gas burners on the stove. eg - Nuclear subs do carry a lot of fresh food that last for a few weeks at the beginning of a voyage ----- very disappointing for Navy Media.............
@General12300
@General12300 Год назад
And used royal navy images when its a video about the US navy..
@martystrasinger3801
@martystrasinger3801 3 месяца назад
I would usually get sick eating my first meal of fresh food at end of patrol.
@winter-is-coming
@winter-is-coming Год назад
I heard the British submarines use vegetables and fruits because they use dried freeze food extending their operation time for over a year without surfacing.
@Bamaboy813
@Bamaboy813 11 месяцев назад
"A submarine is a tight and enclosed space", "OceanGate: hold my beer"
@JohnnyCarroll-wi6tx
@JohnnyCarroll-wi6tx 5 месяцев назад
I,v never been a navy squid,but,that chow looks really edible
@lovelovelovehappyhappyhappy
@lovelovelovehappyhappyhappy 11 месяцев назад
Thank you
@jhare18
@jhare18 Год назад
It is Winning the War even though it haven’t started yet. Through the Best FOOD SERVED. 🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆👏👏👏
@Th1s230
@Th1s230 Год назад
Cooking in a normal kitchen is hell. Cooking in a nuclear sub kitchen is tartarus.
@amtrakharry
@amtrakharry 8 месяцев назад
God Bless the "Culinary Staff" gotta keep the crew happy...:):):)
@gabrielcolli2125
@gabrielcolli2125 7 месяцев назад
They’ll usually serve a special meal when they extend your 80 day mission by another 30 days 😂 unless of course you ran out of food then it’s just rice with a sprinkle of ground beef
@cameronmiller9778
@cameronmiller9778 Год назад
This was written by a high school student who forgot to study 3 days before it was due
@simongee8928
@simongee8928 9 месяцев назад
Interesting to see a Royal Navy rating on an American sub - ! 😊
@TacoLover1
@TacoLover1 10 месяцев назад
Much respect for these hard working Service Men/Women! I think it would suck to be stuck underwater for 3 months doing dishes and cleaning for the whole boat! No thanks!
@DuckyTheFox
@DuckyTheFox 11 месяцев назад
5:10, I think there was an error of script here, you basically said the same thing twice, word for word
@sarge6870
@sarge6870 9 месяцев назад
I know ...we get it, no fresh fruit or veggies are onboard!!
@stevenhon3091
@stevenhon3091 29 дней назад
We ate great on subs! I used to stay up for hot fresh dinner rolls! We got steak once a week as well!
@prudorit
@prudorit 7 месяцев назад
Interesting views of a hard-to-reach military space - thanks! You may want to double check some of the shots showing British Royal Navy cooks (like the two women at 6:39) - unless they were on some sort of exchange program on a U.S. sub ;)
@heru-deshet359
@heru-deshet359 8 месяцев назад
God bless my shipmates.
@monkeyguy80
@monkeyguy80 Год назад
Life in all Submarines actually are quite risky and dangerous. If anything happens, sank and dropped below the sea deep, you're getting drowned slowly and died slowly. 😒
@jamessimms415
@jamessimms415 Год назад
Once the sub gets past crush depth, the pressure of the in rushing water is so great; you’re dead before your brain reacts to let you know you’re dead.
@okiesailor5417
@okiesailor5417 Год назад
Did you come up with that all by yourself.
@kennethverona25
@kennethverona25 Год назад
Food energy for the body is important, so the cooks are keu
@DOI_ARTS
@DOI_ARTS Месяц назад
"A good soldier is a well fed soldier"
@jeffreysmith1302
@jeffreysmith1302 3 дня назад
"Typically supplied with electric or gas fired appliances". Didn't know USN subs carried propane or whatever gas 8s utilized in the galley that is referenced.
@stoehrcov
@stoehrcov 7 месяцев назад
How do they keep the noisy down?
@emmanuelrajah7329
@emmanuelrajah7329 Год назад
Golden Point - The Value of e now inclufes the true value of all electrical fixtures throughout history
@josephlewis6987
@josephlewis6987 9 месяцев назад
Totally coooooool,awesome.😅😅😅😅😅
@WConn100
@WConn100 Год назад
Special dietary requirements for crew with heart disease of diabetes? I would be very surprised if a diabetic or heart disease patient would qualify for sub duty. (7:40)
@paulready8897
@paulready8897 Год назад
I was thinking the same thing
@Sirharryflash82
@Sirharryflash82 Год назад
You can be a marathon runner with low body fat and be diabetic. Genetics.
@stephengoldberg334
@stephengoldberg334 11 месяцев назад
I would be surprised if the darker and darkest tints are allowed. You know, Homey don't play that game. And they better not be gay.
@JS-wp4gs
@JS-wp4gs 2 месяца назад
They are. Navy would get sued into oblivion if they didn't
@thorick590
@thorick590 Год назад
I don't understand how you talk about the kitchen in a submarine but the kitchen in the video has a brick wall interior ? When did they start doing this ?
@0122358
@0122358 Год назад
they also repeated themselves like 3 times in 5 minutes about special meals and veggies '
@JeffDeWitt
@JeffDeWitt Год назад
Some of these can't be on a submarine, that was one, another was of a burner on a gas stove. I REALLY doubt they have gas stoves in submarines, that sounds like a REALLY bad idea.
@paulready8897
@paulready8897 Год назад
A lot of the photos were not gallies on a sub.
@thorick590
@thorick590 Год назад
@@paulready8897 right ! And this video is about cooking in submarines. What's wrong with this picture, err.. video ?
@johncurtis1472
@johncurtis1472 Год назад
This give the salty old guy a flash back
@davehue9517
@davehue9517 Год назад
Those potatoes and pancakes look good 🇺🇲🇺🇲👍
@GinaSanchez_
@GinaSanchez_ 9 месяцев назад
"The galley is a small kitchen located on the submarine" Really it's on the submarine?
@robertoliver6980
@robertoliver6980 Год назад
these are the biggest gallies i've ever seen on a submarine. they should of titled this the challenges of cooking on shore duty and an aircraft carrier
@paulready8897
@paulready8897 Год назад
The gallies on subs are very small. A lot of the pictures were not on subs.
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj Год назад
There is Culinary Specialists.. they are not called Cooks..there rating or m o s is designated as C S.
@stevegosnell1435
@stevegosnell1435 Год назад
So many scenes that have been cut and pasted from many different videos
@keithyork8226
@keithyork8226 4 месяца назад
Some of the shots are from the Royal Navy.
@cameronnhaydensreviews1003
@cameronnhaydensreviews1003 Год назад
Biggest question I've always had about submarines was when they cook while under water what they do with all the smoke ?
@coleomo
@coleomo Год назад
they have air hoods like any kitchen would to collect the smoke from the flat top or the deep fryers, as well as very complicated air filters everywhere on the submarine that continuously filter the air. I imagine they also try to just not burn stuff in the first place so there is minimal smoke of any kind coming off.
@gabrielcolli2125
@gabrielcolli2125 7 месяцев назад
There’s specialized equipment on board to neutralize harmful gasses
@MichaelJones-uw8gi
@MichaelJones-uw8gi Год назад
Never saw gas stove like you showed on a sub. Been on Diesels and a nuke, all electric and when fresh runs out, canned or instant potatoes and of course, coffee and bug juice.
@petehayes8779
@petehayes8779 Год назад
Me either, brother. Gas stoves on a boat? Really? I served on the USS James Madison back in the 70s. Made 8 patrols out of the Loch.
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 11 месяцев назад
@@petehayes8779 Fast Boat sailor in the '80s. Went there once during a Northern Run. Didn't spend much time there, though. "I'll see you on the Dark Side of Danoon." Pink McFloyd?
@KennyInSubic
@KennyInSubic Год назад
Some of your video is not from a submarine.
@martystrasinger3801
@martystrasinger3801 3 месяца назад
“The galley is on the submarine”. So things haven’t changed since I was in.
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj Год назад
The Mess Hall on a Sub..is called " Mess Decks" ..not mess hall.
@okiesailor5417
@okiesailor5417 Год назад
That's what they call it on all Naval Vessels, not just subs.
@Hank13665
@Hank13665 8 месяцев назад
When I served on a boomer and an SSN in the 70s, it was the crew's dinette.
@jamesziegler2763
@jamesziegler2763 Год назад
interesting
@brandonlund1341
@brandonlund1341 Год назад
Listen: you keep repeating the same phrases over and over again. I can't count how many times you said, "special, special, special, special." Repetitive words and phrases are unprofessional and will cost you subscribers.
@jamesn3870
@jamesn3870 Год назад
Agreed, whoever wrote the script should be flogged for the shitty repetition
@dondunn7
@dondunn7 Год назад
But it's literally called a "special meal" so how would he call it anything else?
@MrWeasel4o
@MrWeasel4o Год назад
I strongly believe that the script for the video, along with the narration, weren't done by a human. Chatgpt, is that you? ( along with a voice over bot)
@randomguy6556
@randomguy6556 Год назад
Bro it's a video on RU-vid. If it was some professional TV program or documentary channel then ok maybe not saying special over and over.
@joelthomas1385
@joelthomas1385 Год назад
Dear Lord. Just went to the comments to confirm I was falling asleep!
@kellyberry
@kellyberry 11 месяцев назад
Does Everybody remember the Episode of the Simpsons where Homer Joins the Navy and ends up being Captain after accidently firing its Captain out of a torpedo tube? his excuse was Its my 1st Day
@icecoffee1361
@icecoffee1361 Год назад
Love to see what ww1/2 submariners had to eat daily, obviously they where in a combat situation. These programs are always interesting 👍🏻
@mattjones5987
@mattjones5987 Год назад
Those subs were substantially smaller too
@rogerb3654
@rogerb3654 6 месяцев назад
Check out WWII USS Cod Museum's channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vtq11qWLncY.html
@wallabing
@wallabing 4 месяца назад
The only thing they need to improve now is the toilets, then everything would be good morale.
@MrTomengle
@MrTomengle Год назад
My brother often told me how well he ate while on active naval duty. Being in the Army I thought he was yanking my chain. Now after seeing this, I know better. But, we had some good food in our more tradional grounded Mess Halls.
@RivetGardener
@RivetGardener Год назад
Hey, Airborne Infantryman here.....I loved the chowhalls in the Army back in garrison- which I was mostly away from, being in the Infantry we lived in the woods, forest, trainings and deployment plus two combat tours. Army food was good especially breakfast. Man, loved the SOS and the fried potatoes.
@MrTomengle
@MrTomengle Год назад
@@RivetGardener I did a tour with HHC 3 ID. Being Division HQ had its perks. We ate really well in the field because of the two star and all of the brass that came in for meetings and such. We would rotate in an Infantry Company as our Palace Guards and boy they really loved getting our food. Those were the days....
@darrylwindle5331
@darrylwindle5331 11 месяцев назад
@@RivetGardener i was in the australian army our cooks were known as tucker fuckers, cos they take good food throw it in a pot and turn it into crap.............................
@jameshanlon5689
@jameshanlon5689 Год назад
I knew a Submariner who said that they also had at sea resupply or underway resupply.
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 11 месяцев назад
He was lying...
@jameshanlon5689
@jameshanlon5689 11 месяцев назад
@@johnleeson6946: So you’re saying that the sub had to go to port to resupply their food stuff and whatever spare parts they needed?
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 11 месяцев назад
@@jameshanlon5689Yep! That's how it was when I was on my SSN from '83-'88...
@jameshanlon5689
@jameshanlon5689 11 месяцев назад
@@johnleeson6946: That was from 83 to 88. The guy was in it from 90 to 2000.
@JS-wp4gs
@JS-wp4gs 2 месяца назад
@@jameshanlon5689 Still lying. It isn't practical to resupply a sub at sea. Physically or logistically
@845835
@845835 Год назад
With regard to emergency supplies are we talking MREs or spam?
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 Год назад
I was on my SSN from '83-'88. No MREs back then and no Spam. Dehydrated shrimp, stale saltines, peanut butter, and whatever ravioli in a #10 can that was loaded three years previously. Oh, we didn't have pallets of food loaded via a crane. We lined-up from the pier to the boat and hand-loaded the stores. Many times a box of Pringles made a detour to the Engineroom... When there was a lull in the loading, pears or apples would be eaten in-line and the cores would be thrown at the deck gang painting the boat! The worst one was in La Madd, Italy during a horizontal rainstorm!!!! Ahhhh, Good Times...
@Jesus-bc9dw
@Jesus-bc9dw 7 месяцев назад
Very brave gentlemen 😂😅
@jselsor1
@jselsor1 Год назад
What has happened to the military???!! as a former veteran we were never given a special diet !!!!??
@bryancable7764
@bryancable7764 Год назад
It's gotten better and sailors are treated better than ever before... Is that an issue?
@sisenor4091
@sisenor4091 Год назад
@@bryancable7764 He just hating. Nothing wrong with that. He is a veteran, he earned it.
@johnleeson6946
@johnleeson6946 Год назад
Yeah, "Special Diet?!" When we had liver & onions (there were a small group that loved it), they MS (Mess Specialists) group also served hot dogs at the same time. This wasn't a common dinner...
@emmanuelrajah7329
@emmanuelrajah7329 Год назад
Includes
@simongee8928
@simongee8928 Год назад
It's been recognised in the military for many, many years that the subject that has the biggest effect on morale is food. Get it right, happy crews.Get it wrong, major problems.
@recoswell
@recoswell 9 месяцев назад
not being around a bunch of assholes plays A WAY BIGGER PART on morale - way more
@simongee8928
@simongee8928 9 месяцев назад
@@recoswell Ahh, you mean the officers - ! 🤣
@eddiekulp1241
@eddiekulp1241 Год назад
A lot of this video is not from a submarine galley
@RivetGardener
@RivetGardener Год назад
Right.
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj
@kevinjohnson-lf3kj Год назад
Bingo !!!!
@williamgibble8361
@williamgibble8361 Год назад
NEVER PISS THE COOK OFF .. GUYS DI A TOTTALY AWSOME JOB
@63dsmothers
@63dsmothers Год назад
FYI food storage space on a nuclear submarine is limited.
@protonneutron9046
@protonneutron9046 Год назад
correction. There is NO bone in meat on a sub as shown on 3:33
@patrickwade4394
@patrickwade4394 Год назад
This video was pieced together. There are scenes of Marines cooking and of a gas stove, of which subs do not have. The kitchens are all electric. This distracts from the theme of the video.
@CocoSnicker12
@CocoSnicker12 11 месяцев назад
Trying to get ads😂🤤🤤😂
@marvinhueske3203
@marvinhueske3203 7 месяцев назад
A lot of the footage is from surface ships and some even from what appears to be the Austrailian Navy.
@BlueJazzBoyNZ
@BlueJazzBoyNZ 9 месяцев назад
How is "Open Flame" cooking not allowed for safety But Gas is WTF..?
@sisenor4091
@sisenor4091 Год назад
Can you make a video about cooking inside of Russian, French, British (and so on) submarines?
@stephengoldberg334
@stephengoldberg334 11 месяцев назад
Right. They are going to board a Russian vessel to film what they cook and eat? Maybe a Chinese vessel too? These are our potential enemies.
@Hank13665
@Hank13665 8 месяцев назад
Staged! They're too well-mannered to be boat sailors. "Hey tubes, pass the potatoes." "Here you go." (Grabs a handful of spuds from the serving dish.)
@jeffaveragefitguy3431
@jeffaveragefitguy3431 3 месяца назад
-An army marches on its stomach Napoleon Bonaparte
@justa.american8303
@justa.american8303 6 месяцев назад
GO NAVY CHEFS!
@recoswell
@recoswell 6 месяцев назад
if you can read and use a can opener - BINgo you're a navy "chef"
@Atheos1
@Atheos1 7 месяцев назад
isn't gas an open flame?
@zakkan9474
@zakkan9474 Год назад
Where does the smoke go.?
@abba3642
@abba3642 Год назад
We,L. Live!!!
@abba3642
@abba3642 Год назад
Captain Jack black teeth Colgate Pearl!!!
@abba3642
@abba3642 Год назад
The firsT.T. has the Com at torpedo-BAY
@abba3642
@abba3642 Год назад
We proteCt democracy COLoNELLo!
@abba3642
@abba3642 Год назад
PurM.X.pleRAIN M.X. reign!!!
@abba3642
@abba3642 Год назад
Nothing happend capTains just a GLICH!
@ART-oq4ek
@ART-oq4ek Год назад
The US Navy, US Marines, US Specialty forces are the best well trained etc.. in the world.
@ValleyProud916
@ValleyProud916 8 месяцев назад
I got a feeling anyone with a food allergy is sent to the army for them to deal with
@patrickgaynor2423
@patrickgaynor2423 Год назад
Gas appliances ?? On a sub ?
@ToddyTornado
@ToddyTornado Месяц назад
where do the fumes go??
@carolcamp4828
@carolcamp4828 Год назад
Great content but terrible repetitive narration. Don't u guys watch & edit these vids before u post them?
@Unuthryear
@Unuthryear Год назад
You showed a gas top stove and then say "no open flames"
@marcoperdomo283
@marcoperdomo283 Год назад
Please edit the videos right you repeat a lot.
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