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Navy Machinist’s Mate Nuclear - MMN
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2019
- Have you ever wondered what makes a nuclear-powered ship run? The answer is most likely an MMN. As a Machinist’s Mate Nuclear, you are the Navy’s nuclear reactor mechanic. You perform all maintenance on the steam-powered propulsion plants aboard aircraft carriers and submarines. This job is perfect for Sailors with deep interest in math, chemistry, physics and engineering-in other words, it takes hard work and smarts to get you into the reactor room. Learn more about the job and find out how you can get up to a $40,000 bonus at bit.ly/2XfOztI
I like that, "were checking for chlorides to make sure there's not a lot in it." Sounds good what could go wrong.
Skimmers.
@0:36
Really weird seeing guys that I know from Prototype at the end
None of that seemed anything like being a nuke. At least in the surface fleet, MMNs don’t touch diesels. I guess the endless training and drills part was on par.
A-Gang did that. Great bunch of knuckle-draggers. Diesel generator, Oxygen generator, H2 burners, CO2 scrubbers...
They got dirty. Many props!
I was an EM on a fast boat.
Get this, Radios, Radar, IT or Medical and you can work anywhere in the world you want.
Our rejection of Nuclear power was a massive mistake, and the environment has payed dearly for it as we continue to rely on fossil fuels for our electricity
Yeah they prefer silly wind turbines
I see a big 2 stroke gas powered engine there!
Diesel not gasoline .
Got offered to be a nuke by my recruiter and these videos have been making me feel better about taking it so navy here I come.
Good luck man
Hey same here brother. Hope you and I do well! Took my ASVAB yesterday and scored an 83. I am able to take the NAPT so i'm just looking around and trying to find things that'll help me study. Let's work hard and maybe we'll meet sometime. Wishing you the best.
Addison Crowe DON’T. FUCKIN. DO. IT.
@Addison Crowe did you do it?
Joseph Caouette no not yet
One of the best choices I've made
I ship out to basic and then to my a school in a month, I’m super nervous and don’t know if I can do it. Got any tips?
You got this 💪 Don't ever give up!
@@jakefaulkner7351 go surface don't goto subs. The fleet will break you if you're not ready to work every day for 16 hours on a dying boat.
"We're nukes". Shows a clip of Reactor Auxiliaries, which is a division of engine men who man the diesels. Nukes really don't get any glory.
They can’t actually show the reactor.
The dude waking up out of the rack to respond for the casualty isn’t even a nuke he was an HM on a sub I served on
False, a HM is a Hospital Corpsman. Other known as Medics/Doctors. Per submarine, there are usually one or two HMs on board to handle medical needs even though each department is cross-trained in each area that way god forbid something happens, someone can be called upon to handle a certain task. I am on my 7th year as a navy EOD and I plan to rock it out for many more years to come.
“Start up… THE PUMPS!”
😆😆😆
They really need some Nukes out in the fleet haha
None of these clips are what you'll actually be doing for the most part. You will take chloride turbidities (the clip the showed was not a turbidity, seemed as if they just got some auxiliary mechanic to play with blue water and say they were testing it for chlorides) and oil samples sometimes. Anyways the point is that none of the job videos posted by the Navy shows you what you'll actually be doing. My advice, look into a job and try to find someone doing it to tell you what it's like.
I retired on April 2020 and miss it.
Miss the underway drag shows already?
Well that's as close to the plant as I have ever been.
I am fit for this job!
Just remember, when you bomb out of training for some reason, you’re reassigned to jobs as “needs of the Navy” which means you’ll get whatever they need people in the most.
Yet no actual footage of an engineroom!
The only issue with math for me is adding and multiplying stuff in my head. Such a big barrier for me.
Good thing we have calculators
They’ll give you a calculator
Go Navy. Go EB.
How to be qualified to do this job ?
Score high enough on the asvab to either auto qualify, or to be a viable applicant for the NFQT/NAPT. I scored a 93 on the asvab and still had to take the NFQT because my individual scores weren't auto-qual worthy. Thats about it though. Just study and pass.
Same score for me, I don't remember my individual scores but I auto qualified
Be okay with having no free time, and be extremely autistic
Wait so machinist mates dont actually machine anything? Like with a lathe and mill?
We do, but it's rare. We were able to keep the ship on mission on my last deployment by making a pin for the main engine throttle controls on the lathe. Most maintenance and repairs won't require any type of actual machinist work. When the rate was named back in the day, there was a lot more machining going on.
Dusty Highnote I’m leaving for bootcamp September 23rd, I have an mms rate and am planning on becoming a torpedoesmen, any advice for me?
Machinist Mates do not machine almost anything. Ever. The job consists primarily of standing watch in like 6 hour increments and repairing components that break.
@@Tigers-kc3mw I’m going in as a MMS too, how’s it going man?
@@Hardest23Baller hey man! so in bootcamp I was disqualified from that rate . I re rated to an aviation mechanic or an AM is the abbreviation. the navy has its ups and downs and if you are a family person its tough, but I've been in over a year and a half and done the last half of a deployment and it is what you make of it, when do you leave?
What is the difference between this and Nuclear Propulsion Officers?
Nuclear officers have a different watch station. They are in charge of the whole reactor and steam plant and give orders and supervise other watchstanders. Enlisted, actually operate the equipment. Think of nuclear officers and like the captain in star trek but instead of commanding a ship they command the engine room/reactor
All those terminal 3rd classes
...not just flat tops and subs. I was an MMN on the CGN-36 USS California
We no longer have nuclear powered Cruisers, just carriers and subs now
Anyone who's curious about becoming a navy nuke mechanic can feel free to message me. Im not a recruiter and I'd be happy to answer questions :)
hey man, i'm looking into becoming a swo(nuclear), how much time do you guys spend down in the engine rooms? I'm imagining it being way down below and kinda dark and depressing. Also, I've heard that it's very hot. What was your experience?
@@andrewcarrillo4814 yeah its pretty hot and miserable, but as a swo you would spend most of your time in maneuvering and they have AC so not too bad
i'm a mm going to reactor can u tell me the good and bad
How can I message you?
@@abbywanted317 that's a really good question, I thought RUclips had a message system, email is in channel description now
What was the big diesel engine for? Fairbanks Morse none less. I'm not sure why they are on the Ohio class boats.
Diesels are for emergency power generation on both subs and carriers. They are not used during normal operation.
Not Fairbanks Morse. Actually GMs. They are EMD 645s.
“Engineering casualty Engineering Casualty Loss of #2 SSDG “😲 😂😂
As SRO (shutdown reactor operator) at 0200 on a Sunday morning on the 1MC:
"Loss of shore power! Rig for reduced electrical! Prepare to snorkel!"
I GTFO in '91, but when I hear a ventilation fan stop.......
why they use a clip of a gsm1 that used to be on my boat calling away a casualty😂 I wish they would actually go and film stuff off a specific boat
Sure yeah, cause nobody ever went to prison for recording reactor spaces.
@@MOUNTAINMANJJ im in the video and was on the boat at the time we only let them record in non confidential spaces lol and all of the people in the video i knew from the boat or seen them around the Roosevelt
YOOOOO 😂😂😂
As soon as i heard the guy say "high vibe no# 1 GTG" i was like "hey we're talking about nukes not gsm
Wait bruh.... I saw your picture in Quizlet about PSM lol
00:00 Fantástico
Been there... done that.
Ok someone correct me if I'm wrong, because I was a submarine nuke...but for us A-gangers took care of the diesels. Nuke MM didn't mess with them. We knew where the were and that was about it. M-Divers just took care of the reactor plant and propulsion
That's what I was thinking.
Depends on how good of a mechanic you are and how much A-Gang trusts you. Skimmers probably have diesels I wouldn't know. But I know I'm a good mechanic not that great of a nuke. It's cool hearing "ERS prepare to snorkle" when I'm on watch.
You are correct. They are not allowed to film in the propulsion main spaces, so filming in the diesel spaces and shaft alley is "close enough". The emergency diesels are maintained by Reactor Auxiliaries (RA division), which is a part of Reactor Department, but manned by Enginemen (non-nukes). Nuke MMs are found in Reactor Mechanical (RM), Reactor Propulsion (RP), Reactor Laboratories (RL), Reactor Training (RT), and Reactor DC (RXDC) divisions aboard a carrier.
Back in the day, nukes ran the diesel on SSBNs.
Might be more impressive if they didn’t literally have. Fairbanks Morse WWII engine that NO one buys since it is obsolete for generations as the example !!!!
Only the military and not because it is better …..
2 YEARS OF SCHOOL?!
I was an ET. 1972-1978, Got out my first job paid 78,000.00/yr. yes, 2 years of school. 6 years service.
If this still hasn't been answered for you, you do a bachelor's and then 2 years of school or there's a pipeline for enlisted sailors where it's longer to cover for the missed bachelor's but still only 3 or 4 years (I don't know as much about that route)
And the school has a 70% drop out rate
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I'd definitely feel safe with these kids
Omg it's tur-bye-n not tur-bin, turban is a head dress.
They said it right I assure you
Women on subs... Bad idea... USN '81-'91
I almost didn't go nuke because no women on subs between '00-'06. In hindsight, now that I'm not a 19-year-old horndog, I completely agree.
People who don't know wtf they're doing on subs.. bad idea... MM1(SS)