Want To Eat Submarine Food • You Do The Dishes 

no, its more of naval vessels eat the best, mostly aircraft carriers as they can carry the most supplies and have a large kitchen due to how large it is

@@Robloxchat123 no

@@TheRealJMyllz You from Flint, MI?

@@Steve_1999 yupp

@@TheRealJMyllz Interesting. I was born in Flint, MI and lived there until I was about 3 or 4 years old, then moved to a small town on the border of Flint. I know almost everyone & everywhere in that city, lol

@@RivetGardener They're dirty and nasty legs! - -

Hell yeah... I’m army same but those navy dudes honestly deserve bomb ass food every day. They don’t have to do a lot of dirty field shit but what they do looks like it sucks dick

@@kodirhizor2157 yeah dude it’s the navy they actually suck each other off

@@lamBETTERthanY0U disrespectful

Never eat the chicken

They are like the railroad dining car chefs of years ago. They produce some amazing meals in tiny spaces.

Probably one of the most important groups of people on that vessel....how goes morale when your on an empty stomach or food sucks?

Its called, Microwave ;) ;)

many kitchens i have worked in are pretty small too.even in restaurants with big turnovers, like 300-400 people a night. people are surprised to see a dude 6'3 (190cm) weighing 270 move around in the small area without bumping into people. you got the passion for the work you make it happen haha.

variety of ingredients make that possible

Never ate Army chow but, I had some really good chow in the Navy. How good your chow was depended on where you were and how good your mess crew was. If you think MRE's are bad, try some C Rats. MRE's are gourmet compared to C Rats. Sailors and Marines who had to eat C Rats carried two things, a John Wayne (P38) and a bottle of Tabasco sauce.

Marine; Meal Ready to S@#T

hooyah!

@@joemomma1751 Never heard of that nickname for a P-38 before! 👍🙂

Now you have a reason for a Mutiny.

Good job Berry and crew

My guess would be they arent out the entire year maybe 6months ta a time.

Looks so good 😞

@@lament_rue Undersea food fight.

CyberCyborg 20XX sad moment 😭😭😭

Rip pah tay toes )-:

Loved how the cook ignored it, like I would 😄

Lil homie was vibin, till he fell :(

“Wedge overboard!”

supersapper04 that's because the Navy has nothing to do but float around or hide underwater. No p.t., can only go a couple hundred feet without hitting a wall or falling in the ocean. All they have is time. So might as well cook and eat. That one guy is a muffin away from not being able to get out of the sub.. Go Army!

Death from within!

T T there is PT. and let me guess you’re probably stateside in the army and don’t do shit but show up to work and leave.. Go navy

John K and how many battalions in the army and marines are deployed overseas actually doing something? probably not that many because there is nothing for us to do now. the navy’s whole purpose is in my opinion is to show our rapid readiness at any given time. i’m on subs but as far as surface fleet they travel around the waters and are off the coast of these countries so if anything were to happen we could send fighter planes and others immediately over there. now i’m on a SSBN submarine and we provide that safety cushion for the United states as a whole. if any country were to think about nuking us they’d think twice because they have no clue where we are and we have more than enough nuclear missiles to blow them all away. it is for that reason that countries like russia don’t just nuke us. they can’t account for something that they know is out there but don’t know where it is

John K i’m not downing the army or marines but i think in this time where the war is “over” no branch really does shit. and if there was to be another war then i would convert over to a branch that’s boots on ground.

The EN's for hot water and air conditioners. No one likes a cold shower.

Aye seen that one lol keeps every one happy haha

Hehe! I saw the Whataburger cup too! Pride in our Whataburger and the great state of Texas !

That’s what you’re proud of? Shitty fast food?

Whirlybird it’s a cult following, it’s sorta like Waffle House it’s shitty when there other food options but whataburger is always there for you just like Waffle House at 2am when you’re drunk and starving.

@@rahsaanmoore3986 no whataburger or waffle House near me 😥

Beau its only in texas and some of arkansa from what ive seen

Tanya Washington bless you and your Nephew thank him for his service

My nephew will be heading there as well. Currently training on a carrier. Happy to see he will eat well. God watch over our nephews.

@@elkhunter8664 if i see you ima watch you hit you and your nephew

fresh eggs? can they cook their own food in the ship or in a sub?

Your such a sweet lady. God bless you!

Sadly you'll never see our subs in your ports.

True lol. 2010-2013 Army infantry, Afghanistan

You sound like a major asshole

Or supply

PogChamp

Smith & Wesson It’s alright guys. He’s a boot

Fritz Fondona which branch has the best food you believe??

I wish that was the case now lol

@trublu97 the one thing about navy food is whenever the galley serves officers, the quality goes through the roof. it's ridiculous. i am a marine and whenever i get the chance, i eat at the naval hospital galley. ridiculous. i've never eaten so good in my life.

no obnoxious, narsassitic host.. the story tells itself

I thought so, too.

I know right

Lovinlife Life his cheese eggs for breakfast were the BEST I’ve ever had!!!

Bob Donovan Ha Ha 2Funny!!

Yes caught my eye too; I don’t think it was aboard but my Dad had never heard of pizza until he went to New London Sub School in WWII.

Honestly had to go back to look 😂 I clicked for the title

@@LordBruuh it looks like cardboard box pizza.

No they are not. Most are active duty sailors, they follow same rank and pay system as other jobs in the Navy

@@aiirraidzz125 It is not quite that simple, the Enlisted ranks E-1 to E-9 and then the are trade specialization vary within rank groups. IAW USN web site, a Sonar & Fire Control technicians are paid more than a cook of the same rank. // That said, all jobs on a submarine are of equal importance in the 'save the ship mode' and personal obligation to each other. // Regardless of the level of their salary, good cooks make for a happy boat: so common courtesy and appreciation of their efforts, regardless of your rank, towards the cooks empowers their efforts to excel. // In my service as the Duty Officer, one of my daily duties was to inspect the Mess & kitchen - Galley to ensure that meals were of a very high standard, food was not being wasted and that concerns of the cooks were placed directly before the Commanding officer.

@@gregsummers7350 that's incorrect. You get paid the same as any other person at your rank with the sametime of service. There are a few exceptions like sea pay where a person on a ship for 3 consecutive years makes more sea pay than someone that's been on the ship for a week. But even that's different depending on your total sea time. I've been in 10 years with 5 years of sea time. I'm a E-7 FC an E-7 CS (cook) with 10 years of service and 5 years as sea makes the exact same amount as me. If he has more sea time he'll actually get paid more. The only time I would make more is if I fill a special needed billet (job). That said I agree that people over look a cook's importance. Nothing has more of an affect on moral than good or bad food. When you're up for 24+ hours trying to fix equipment with an 8 hour watch to go and you sit down for breakfast and it's powered eggs with fake milk it's the most depressing thing ever. But a good cook that makes you eggs to order and bacon improves your mood drastically.

@@gregsummers7350 All submariners get paid an extra sub pay incentive that changes with time, combined with their sea pay, and their base pay which is based on paygrade of E1-E9. Some jobs get extra pay on top of that as well, but that's typically due to specific collateral duties or being nuclear trained. A sonar tech or an FT will not make more than a cook of the same rank for any kind of extra pay, they will however most likely have higher reenlistment bonuses. Enlisted with incentive pays are typically your nukes, your A-Nav, you COB, and your doc. Might be a few more in there, but as far as I know not many else. FT's and ST's would be too easy to replace to offer incentive pay like that.

@@BlueFang714 Thank you BlueFang714

@volcano hi How good for you. Shove a sea biscuit.

The old diesel boats had about 80/85 men and the food was absolutely fantastic if your patrol was not extended, then you ate a lot of powdered spuds.

Served on 2 fast attacks, 1 boomer, and 2 aircraft carriers. Agree with you in general but the MS LCPO on a sub can make a world of difference. First 2 patrols on the boomer, the MS LCPO tried to save money on stores to look good. The last 2 patrols, the new MS LCPO spent every dime, changed the mess decks to family style serving instead of buffet. Best food ever. MMC(SS) USN Ret.

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Haha, noticed that. I was imagining some guy pranking, blowing on the mic.

@@ilmarinen79 Maybe standing under a vent duct. I served over 20 years. 3 subs and 2 aircraft carriers. MMC(SS) USN Ret.

@Natasel I was a squid on shore duty, so suck it

i'm a marine and i drive 20 minutes to the naval hospital for chow. eat at the doctor's galley. scrumdibalyumptious

Reds my favorite flavor

What do Air Force get? Especially the ones stationed in places like Alaska?

It is lol..

Funny you say that, im on this boat and he carries that cup every where he goes. he's a proud Texan.

Texan here too, lol. I spotted coffee creamer..

Yep. He truly miss Dixieland.😁

Looks like its really heavy with doe, it might still be decent. Hopefully not like cafeteria pizza that I ate in school lunches. Bet what the hell I though Pizza lunchables were good when I was a little sprout.

@dillajohn No problem!

Looked doughey af

You dont want the pizza unless it is thinner, like the other guy said, too much dough.

Everyone's job on the ship is important. Everyone plays a role in the killing of our enemies. Without the food the crew would be dead. Don't forget a hero of WWII was a black CS3 (cook) Doris Miller back then called a messman that manned anti aircraft guns during the attack on Peral Harbor and was awarded the Navy cross. I met a WWII survivor that served with him during chief season. You see Doris in movies all the time. Just because you cook or run the ships store doesn't mean you'll never do more as history has taught us.

Every member of the crew is important.

How does the "kitchen" create a pressure difference in the water outside the hull 🤔

@@axelguhren2117 he heard 'cavitation' on the hunt for red october, let him enjoy his ignorance..

@@carl-ok9gn pretty sure it was a joke tho

@@carl-ok9gn if you can't take a joke

@@imlookinatyou5251 doesn't matter if it's a joke. it's ignorant. you idiot.

Cope😁

He could in honor of these service men!

@@ramixpAPEX he has cooked for the sas marines and a few other places as a way of saying thanks i dont think they could get him on a sub to cramped for his camera crew i would think

Big Bountry Ramsey would not last 2 days as a Mess Management Specialist onboard a submarine if he carried his tv attitude onboard.

@@RivetGardener Thank you For your Service! :)

@@RivetGardener How many brown man yuo kill

What the hell is everyone's problem with MREs? I was homeless in San Diego, and besides all the pussy that got thrown at me, eating MREs that military personnel threw at me was my favorite memory.

@@FoxFox-lx3cv People from the Middle East and Central Asia are white.

@@collinhennessy3190 I'm from middle East we are not Whites We are not Germans my dud 😃 Enjoy your Saudi Pietro dollar and IRAQi oil gold +Libyan gold and oil . Yuo have nice life Our life is shit over here Wars no work people very poor . hard life So sad man .

For Sure!

When I was in the Air Force (ages ago) I heard that we ate best. Probably a partial case of 'the grass is always greener'. True or not, though, that chow looks delicious!

You don't do pt tests on there you wait till your back on shore. Well as far as Ohio's I guess.

@@redmisttriggered4183 he said imagine

Retired from USN. Served on one Amphib, the USS OKINAWA (LPH-3) for almost 3 years. Chow was pretty good.

Source?

that's what i notice too! he's eating chowder, crab legs, and couldn't tell what the rest was, but good for him! i hope he brought some pliers or something, lol!

🤔 I'm curious but lil disgusted 🤣

my Mom put A-1 on everything too, so weird

You know that food looks bangin

But also remember they are underwater tho fuck that

I was a Coastie and served on 3 bouy tenders. Several of those cooks were former navy and were the best cooks id seen.

I think you have to go through some training first bub. Eat up!

You can leave school and join the Navy and you'd go through boot camp and sub school but your experience may vary. Might as well finish school. If you want to join after go in as an officer. Unless you mean leave high school in which case no, you have to finish that.

Ask your Mother to cook real food for you, as according to my family who are Scots , thats what Scot mothers do cook real food, by the way it is so easy to cook healthy meals pretty cheaply. ,

Oompa Loompa enjoy school

They deduct around $300 a month for food. Basically they add it to our paychecks then take it out again. Though the Officers have to pay for each meal.

@Rene Garcia Navy gives us premade frozen crust. Not sure how subs do it unless they make it from scratch. But yeah, a little butter on the rims could go a long way.