Month of May Sub Brief
🕑 Added 2020-04-27 09:30:13 +0000 UTCI am going to have enough time to do one more Sub Brief before the movers pack up all my recording equipment. I want this one to be a Patron requested Sub Brief. No Poll this time, simply put in the comments section what submarine you would like me to brief next.
Concerning my move. I plan on being back online by the end of May. This means May will only have one Sub Brief. I will be posting updates from my cell phone on the discord page. If you haven't joined the Discord, here is your invite link: https://discord.gg/5GzNu7b
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Sturgeon....Especially “the cloaking device”
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your USS Narwhal article @Aaron! https://www.patreon.com/posts/36589740
What about the 688 Los Angeles class (Flight I) or the 637 Sturgeon class? You could tell a lot about the 688. Within the boundaries of what you can tell of course. My preference would be the Sturgeon though.
Dan Tracy commented above me, 2 comments above here on pateron. He just had a good idea for jive's next sub brief. However here is a link to jive's USS Scorpion loss analysis that I referenced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzLT6untzWw&t
Chinese Submarines
How about the George Washington, the first SSBN?
Andrew MacDougall
too recent, too amerinkski. daryl would be non-plussed.
Matus (Saturnax)
French SSNs or SSBNs
Have you done a 688 yet?
French Barracuda (Suffren) class - and the Australian version?
JustaFLOB
Soryu
Andrew MacDougall
Could you provide a link to a video on this Dan Tracy's theory?
Carl Baron
Hotel class
Maybe something retro? Skipjack Class? Loss of the USS Scorpion could probably just be touched on, as a full thing on that would take forever and not be easy, besides you've done a 3 part series on it for YouTube already. Though I also really like Dan Tracy's idea.
There can only be one; OBERON!
Assuming you can’t touch anything in the US Navy that is still operational, how about the USS Narwhal OR a special on Turbo-electric drive nuclear submarines (Tullibee, Lipscomb, Triomphant) looking at the future to the Columbia class.