Yankee SSBN Sub Brief Part 6 of 6
🕑 Added 2020-07-19 12:06:30 +0000 UTCYankee SSBN Sub Brief Part 6 of 6.
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Aaron Amick
If the systems were cross-connected, that would be possible.
Can the crew open a pressure relief valve in the bulkheads between the compartments? That might help if the door is jammed by an air pressure differential.
When a Yankee had one shaft windmilling, would both reactors be supplying steam to the other turbine? Would both reactors be critical? USS Enterprise CVN-65 had two A2W reactors per turbine.
I found The Black Ocean film by searching for its russan translation 'черный океан'. Its even available on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8noyj0sE6I
FireFox
Yer surprising how meany of those ice burgs have Russian hull green/red hull paint 😁🤫
This Yankee is one interesting boat! Your personnel stories enrich the briefs a lot! I've noticed the ruskies stretch some of there later SSBN's as well.
Matus (Saturnax)
The sub modification was called Grusha in Russian, meaning pear.
Fuzzylog1c
Jive, parts 1-2 are in 1080p, but parts 3-6 only go up to 720p. Any chance that we could get the 1080p versions of the later episodes?
These briefs are getting better and better - amazing amount of detail, and some incredible true stories brought back to life. Thanks for the great content!
Andrew MacDougall
Delta I, II, III and IV next!
Andrew MacDougall
20:00 What is with the pear symbolism on the right here?
Andrew MacDougall
Icebergs: the Silent Enemy.
Andrew MacDougall
8:00 Some echoing effects at about this point.
Thanks for sharing your brain with us Jive. That WAS long, but I couldn't stop watching.