Boarding a US NAVY NUCLEAR SUBMARINE in the Arctic - Smarter Every Day 240
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A tour of the USS Toledo (SSN-769), a Los Angeles-class fast-attack nuclear submarine, during Arctic Ice Exercise 2020 in the Beaufort Sea, exploring life on board, submarine operations under ice, and the command structure.
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Answers: What is it like inside a US Navy nuclear submarine operating under Arctic ice?
- USS Toledo submarine tour
- Arctic Ice Exercise 2020
- Submarine life and crew structure
- Submarine operation under ice
- Submarine sonar and navigation
What it concludes
- Operating a submarine under Arctic ice drastically changes sonar performance, water density, and navigation due to freshwater from the ice.
- Submariners on nuclear submarines place high value on knowledge, understanding, and continuous learning.
- The USS Barb sank the most tonnage of any submarine on the US side in World War II using innovative tactics.
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