H.M.Submarine Perseus 

agree , the natural sounds around diving underwater is the music.......

i hate gurgling water sounds on the mic

yeah, this was awesome

Epsilon-144 h@

что может быть красиво в смерти моряков-подводников? Вас бы на их место!

They were submariners.

Why they didnt go inside sub ?

Were their bodies removed and given a proper resting place?

A submarine hitting a mine, if submerged there would be no way out, if on the surface the explosion could be catastrophic and no one could get out. This sub had not been seen for nearly 70 years, so no, the bodies were most likely not recovered. If you go to a National Cemetery such as the Pacific Cemetery, Punch Bowl, Honolulu, Hawaii, there are thousands of names listed as lost at sea. It was sobering to see so many names. This is only one cemetery, in one theater of war for, one country. World wide tens, possibly hundreds of thousands maybe millions were lost at sea whose bodies were never recovered, as well as those who were purposely buried at sea. War is not the answer...

@@rpg7836 Because it's a war grave.

Ela chan F

Peace , rest in peace.

"Piece" Idiot.

And imagine how John capes would have felt when nobody in his own country believed him!!!

@@ritikpandey4092 really?

@@chronic2001n Yeah, people were very skeptical of his story until he was proven correct AFTER his death.

misses village people in the navy

A scene was cut from the movie "The Abyss". The first time I saw it a military sub was sinking, damaged, and a sailor is at a water proof door ready to slam it and contain the damage. But there's one sailor frantically running towards the door, and the sailor at the door waits, 'til the other makes it thru. Then tries to slam and lock the door. Too late, Water pushes in and everyone dies. I've watched the movie on TV several times, and never seen that clip again. I'd guess they thought it was too "dark".

Nowadays there are ways to escape. But even if you can one hopes hypothermia or sharks dond get you. That or severe weather. At 600ft one doesn't think about getting out. But one is trained how to..

@@raylp4751 At 5:00 you can see the escape hatch out of which John Capes made his amazing escape from this submarine. His story was widely disbelieved until 1997 (many years after his death) when this wreck was discovered and the open escape hatch discovered, confirming the details of his tale.

Nope. 50+m on air and sharing 1 deco gas is not safe practice. Bailout is for rebreathers...

It wasn't really deep...just 55 meters.

@@walterseaman2556 thats pretty deep for me

It really does feel deep, lots of water between you and breathable atmosphere. But when you think about it, 127 feet. 40 odd yards. I walk further to get my mail. Hehehehe the difference is in the locale!

@@sid2112 171 feet.

@@GJones462-2W1 let me get this straight, a ten million dollar piece of hardware tells you you're chasing a whale, but you don't believe it... Great username, love that flick.

The submarine is in a good condition - it is seating a smooth sand bed and maybe that has helped. Planes appear to be up but I have noticed changes due to nets that have been dragged - the submarine gun appears to be twisted between dives.

It’s not gonna degrade from oxidation if it isn’t exposed to air

SPIRIT DOT yes they are on station and on duty. It’s a submariners custom

@SPIRIT DOT Eternal patrol. May God bless them all.

SPIRIT DOT I didn’t make up the tradition it’s a submariner‘s tradition I wasn’t even in the Navy I was in the army I was drafted do you know Vietnam probably not good to be young and it is their tradition to honor their Dead have some respect get educated about the subject before you look like a fool

i agree this would make an awesome movie! incredible awareness btw, to actually escape the sub, surface and then figure out the correct direction to swim (east for 5 miles) at night. Wiki says it struck the mine at 10pm.

I read that story, too. The screwed up part of it was that nobody ever believed him. He was some kind of commando on a top secret mission, so his presence on the submarine was top secret. Really, who would buy a story like that? Especially the part about him being the only survivor. But if you want a really great story to make a movie about, how about the fate of the USS Tang, the only other case I know of where anyone managed to escape from a sunken submarine. Add to that the fact that they were sunk by their own malfunctioning torpedo, and that those that did manage to escape had a harrowing story, being trapped in the sunken sub all night while the Japanese dropped depth charges on them, and the fire in the next compartment, scary stuff.

@@omlettedufromage8588 The sole survivor claimed to have drunk a bottle of wine before escaping and nobody believed him. When the sub was first discovered it was reported on ITN news, the camera peers into the escape hatch and there on the floor is a wine bottle.

and you trust wiki, poor you

@@peterwf6641 It was Irish Whiskey, not wine

I know right. I hadn't watched anything about submarines for a few weeks and then this pops up

Well, better than the boy makeup artists they usually reccomend...

I think its because recently there is a submarine accident in indonesia that 53 ppl die in it . In 850m depth

Виктор Новик Очень понравилось видео.я когда якоря нахожу,весь в восторге.А тут подлодка,судя по снаряге вода тёплая,ныряй хоть каждый день туда.Очень интересный ВРЕК.

@@user-dc4rj6sg4k трое из членов экипажа смогли эвакуироваться, но только один доплыл до берега

my grandfather was also on the perseus when it went down

@@leannesciberras863 Really?

确实，呼吸时候的哨音很明显

That squeaky reg would drive me nuts...maybe be a safety issue...as well a the leak on the manifold of the twins...safety first.

What, on board a Sub

Ignorant amateurs.

At 20-30m i get scared with a leaking bcd and this guys are at 50m. Also, that squeaking reg would drove me mad

What drivers. Didn't know there were any cars in this video

@@davidm3maniac201 haha

zster 08 there was a tragic accident were a american sub surfaced as a Japanese training school ship was above and sunk it. 6 17 year olds died.

What about above you?

Submechanophobia

I’m sayingggg I have thalassophobia and megalaphobia

@@michelebeck4311 Really?

Oh I got same feeling man, good to see I not alone

the doge pupy Same. So I do it anyway

Imagine that going over you

I have also a phobia and what fucking terrifies me is the sonar sound of a submarine.

submechanophobia

Esse vídeo e americano então ninguém vai te entender

Glad you enjoyed it

Glad you liked it!

Суда военными не бывают.Подводная лодка-военный корабль.

Юрий Бутенко да что вы не говорите?? Суда военными не бывают... и подводные лодки толко военные... не смешите людей. А Титаник на какой подводной лодке обследовали??? У Русских что не подводная то должна быть военная.

Approximately 28 minutes, for ~18 minutes bottom time. Check imgur.com/a/dpmKH

I've never gone diving before, is that leak what caused the whistle sound or did I not notice a particular bubble stream?

Un. Información

It is mounted on the mask. Head is much more stable than hands when shooting video. Check ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QbtsOxy7b6c.html

Tells you in desription. 170 ft

on top that others mentioned no pony bottle and squeeky regulator. bit careless imho

Wellman, 52 metres (171 ft). Check Wikipedia

Thanks

In this case by the looks of it id say yes just reserve, but it also gives a redundant air source, in this case 2 fully redundant air source, and in some cases the side mount can be a different mix to either limit or speed up decompression