Inside the U.S. Navy's newest, fastest $2B submarines
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2017
- The United States is deploying a new generation of submarines, the Virginia class, which can launch tomahawk cruise missiles and deploy a team of Navy SEALs from beneath the surface. Only on "CBS This Morning," Don Dahler takes you inside one of America's most lethal defense systems at sea.
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Proud 637 & 688 sub sailor. The boats have changed so much since I retired in 2010..
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I don't know why they are saying this is a new class, I got out of active duty in 2004 and the Virginia and the Texas had already been commissioned.
I was on a navy base so this is very cool to see an upgrade of our submarines!
I have bowel movements smarter than many of the commenters here.
thats alot of bananas
That base in Groton belongs to my city, New London. 😜 I've been in the Nautilus sub, pretty awesome.
Really John? Electronic and computer has replaced the hydraulic controls?
FBW isn't electronics, they still use hydraulics it's just a computer takes in the input and uses the controls surfaces it needs to get the results the pilot wants
If they are computer operated then do they have a back up system in case of an EMP strike of some sort?
The US has a very unique ability to bring AI and physics together. Great job!
“...so the crews control them with cruise control...”
Ya baby lets build some more and keep america working
Late to this, but Commander Dan Reiss is followed throughout his training on the NG documentary " how to command a nuclear submarine". This documentary follows the candidates of the perisher course, a UK run submarine command programme, and can be watched on Amazon prime.
I used to hate the hydraulic noise from the steering and diving planes. The 4500lb line ran right by my bunk.
a B-2 bomber is just as expensive as a sub? Crazy
Peace in strength-------always!
The GAYLE class of dreadnaught ships were the very biggest, right around the middle of the boat was extra wide
There are always Russian subs lurking off of our Atlantic coast, and their aircraft are routinely right off Alaska also. But the US never lets its guard down, we spot them usually while they're still in international waters or airspace, and we let them know they have been seen, and are often escorted away! They WILL dare to come close, but we will always defend America's borders! We rest easier knowing that, and we honor and respect all who maintain our freedom and safety, thanks, military personnel!
how much did the compound cost to build it and store it?