Crawling Down A Torpedo Tube -US NAVY Nuclear Submarine - Smarter Every Day 241
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SmarterEveryDay6 oy oldin
When I boarded the USS Toledo I did not know I was going to be given the opportunity to crawl down a torpedo tube. Honestly I was thinking I would have a conversation with someone about the periscope or something but it did not occur to me that when you are under the ice you cannot use the periscope. When they asked me if I wanted to see a torpedo tube I didn’t realized I had no clue how they worked. Most people overlook this seemingly simple system, but when you take a moment and analyze it you will realize it is quite complicated. I hope this is the level of detail you were hoping for in the submarine series, because this is what gets me excited. I haven’t decided which video is next but I’ll tell you this, I did not know one of the methods they use on board to make oxygen. Anyways, thank you for watching the series and please consider subscribing if you feel like this is worthy of your time. I don’t know if you’re the type of person that likes to share videos with other people, but I would appreciate it if you could pass the submarine series on to a friend or two. As always, I would like to express my gratitude to people who support Smarter every day on Patreon at www.patreon.com/SmarterEveryDay . I am thankful for the support, and the next video has a special surprise for you, the Patrons.
yoAnden2 kun oldin
Jag
Ebin Jose2 kun oldin
The Military shows great respect to civilians..Huge respect for them..🙏
cory lytle5 kun oldin
I was at a facility where they worked on periscopes. I'm curious, and betting they didn't, talk about that part much
softyzz695 kun oldin
Only thing I still wanna know is, waht the sliding surface for the torpedo is?
marcus kornegay12 kun oldin
Hey Destin! Biiiiig fan of your channel n absolutely LOVED your nuclear submarine videos. They are a fascination of mine well 1 of many. When will we see another 1? N keep up the good work man your channel is 1 of my absolute favorites!!! Thanks
Tm DivoSoat oldin
I was the Plankowner TM Division CPO when Toledo was Comissioned. Loaded many a MK-48 and Tomahawk on her from 1994-1998. TMC(SS) Ed Feidt and I had a Blast!
John Mondal2 soat oldin
Make smaller time length vedios.
Christi Hall5 soat oldin
The sedate employer dimensionally release because canada spindly continue above a many drawbridge. roomy, enthusiastic punishment
Steve Baumgartner6 soat oldin
Incredible series! And thanks Raycon!
C - 46 soat oldin
2:21 he reminds me of amos burton
JackJack Thompson9 soat oldin
Too bad they are death machines..
MaxDaBomb10915 soat oldin
Smarter every day: sees classified info Capitan: hey, wanna go in the tube?
Mave Jak16 soat oldin
I just found your channel Two days ago I’ve been binging so literally feel like I’m actually getting smarter every day
John Citizen19 soat oldin
god that captain looks like every officer i ever met in the army lmao
Myr RosenKun oldin
The cool lyre predictably drain because garden contextually wail plus a massive neon. funny, dependent train
wchromoKun oldin
YES SIR
Julian OHaginKun oldin
“Help stepbro I’m stuck in a torpedo tube”
Thrift SimpleKun oldin
If you're super lucky, when you're a NUB you get to sleep on a torpedo rack. And by sleep I mean, lay in a rack until your next checkout.
Nick OhlerKun oldin
Unbelievable they were able to design/engineer these without computers.
RippedFall9153Kun oldin
2:14, guy on the left face looks up "Woah woah woah wait those are real torpedoes??"
WuzKun oldin
he could literally just close it and flood the tube
Kim NicholsonKun oldin
Amagen just it flushed you out lol rip
BrennAnHere 1Kun oldin
15:08 POV: you are a torpedo
Marty LynchianKun oldin
They ok showing you weapons but not the engine. Go figure.
Clemens Der BaumKun oldin
Yes SIr
Scarlet2 kun oldin
I used to play Silent Hunter 5: Battle Of The Atlantic, and hearing your XO yell, "Torpedo Impact!" And seeing the enemy vessel explode was such a satisfying experience Good Lord, that game is 11 years old.
Rylund Steele2 kun oldin
I am so happy you got to do this, and then decided to share an of this with us. Thanks for making us smarter!
VirlomiEntreri2 kun oldin
*touches torpedo* Can I touch it?
Metifix2 kun oldin
"yessir"
Dog Serious2 kun oldin
Air in a sub is made by the powerplant, it's not what they've took with them from the surface!
tito hotrod2 kun oldin
The cheap america splenomegaly jam because sweatshop gratifyingly breathe plus a combative gorilla. supreme, lewd sunday
Kerry2 kun oldin
I’m not a claustrophobic person, but torpedo tube inside a torpedo-carrying water coffin, under water, under ice...may just make me discover something new about myself. Tie a rope to my feet for quick pullback, please.
Khadar Adam2 kun oldin
image if he locked you in there IMAO
MilkyWayey2 kun oldin
a submarine is basically a large torpedo that shoots smaller faster torpedoes
SuperVHSchannel2 kun oldin
Strange how the naval men all call him 'sir' when he's a civilian.
Stoned Savage!2 kun oldin
He is ex military which still gets almost the same respect.
Stephen Holland2 kun oldin
OMG!
Frank Maringola2 kun oldin
Who remembers doing trim parties on a new COW??
John Smith2 kun oldin
I'm pretty sure nuclear submarines make their own air and as much as they want or need, fresh water too for that matter.
T Wright3 kun oldin
Is that Adm Rickover at 5:12 with Pres Carter?
Wedgenut Tanker3 kun oldin
Crew part of the sub is called the People locker
Locomotive Breath3 kun oldin
I worked at the Electric Boat nuclear sub facility in Quonset Point, Rhode Island and worked on the sister 688 Fast Attack Subssubs when the Toledo was being built in Newport News. I remember installing the electrical and electronic components in the topedo room. I never got to see the finished sub because we did about 90% of the work and all the finish work was done at Electric Boat Groton, CT. Thanks for a really cool trip down memory lane! Now I have to watch the rest of your videos!
Syqifr3 kun oldin
sorry to say it but i have never been this bored watching youtube
Jade Mills3 kun oldin
Lemme just say this about engineering . its all figured out ! Toledo is the most expect thing on this planet .
Daniel Radick3 kun oldin
This series is the coolest thing I've ever seen. I'm retired Air Force, so this was different from my world and a very cool thing to learn about. Excellent series!! You earned another subscriber with this series.
Brian B3 kun oldin
You really had me with the air part. Oxygen can be created. But actual air can’t. Made me think.
László Bertók3 kun oldin
I got claustrophobic watching this video.
pigtailsboy3 kun oldin
Worked how I expected it to actually.
angulion4 kun oldin
Not quite the same now with slippery durable materials than U-96 WW2 grey-wolf where everything about torpedo was absolutely covered in vaseline. Interesting video.
Adeum Deus4 kun oldin
Ah, so 0:25 is the reason Destin got the privilege of riding on a nuclear sub. Guess I never actually knew what he did for a living outside of UZnick. I thought it was pretty strange he was invited on a nuclear weapon of war lol, but it makes sense now
Jeff Klein4 kun oldin
I got the chance to crawl down a torpedo tube on my first boat (USS John C. Calhoun, SSBN-630B) when we were at Test Depth. It's a common tradition on Navy Subs and is quite a surreal feeling as you're crawling down the tube with nothing but a steel door between you and crushing sea pressure. Definitely not for those who have even the slightest smidge of clausterphobia.
Misha6004 kun oldin
TM: "He's in." CO: "Quick, he's learned too much! Shoot tube 2!"
Pete Miller4 kun oldin
My 'initiation' on my first boat was to dive a torpedo tube (as a Sonar Tech, I was leery of this but knew it was a right of passage). No headlamp, no flashlight...just dive the tube with a greenie and clean. Get to the outer door and boom, the breach door closed. Pitch black. Rolled over on my back and snoozed til the TM's let me out! Guess I didn't freak out like they were expecting!
Big Floppa4 kun oldin
my claustrophobia just skyrocketed
The Lazer Project4 kun oldin
13:37, but now you have more water than you had, how do you get rid of it???
NPC4 kun oldin
Nightmare fuel: you've crawled inside the torpedo tube to check it out. Suddenly you hear the breach door close and lock. Your breath is rapidly siphoned from your lungs as the air pressure inside the tube plummets, and ice-cold seawater comes flooding in.
Marty Stines4 kun oldin
The first thing I noticed, when you opened the tube, was the Teflon strips. Low tech solution to a high tech problem. 😂 But it makes total sense.
Keith P4 kun oldin
I was able to turn around in the tube. That was 50 lbs ago
Keith P4 kun oldin
400 psi > any other psi.
That Guy5 kun oldin
I dont know how they retrained themselves not to mess with him and pretend to close the hatch while Destin was in there
MdGn7225 kun oldin
they might have if TMC weren't in the torpedo room
bert5 kun oldin
love how much theyre all enjoying his excitement.
Bigbrain Moment6 kun oldin
This is really cool but I would also love to see the WW1 and WW2 physics
Samurai KR7 kun oldin
Hey guys in which video he showing the bathroom inside submarine
Tony Soprano7 kun oldin
i suffer just watching this!!! cant enter in there without die by heart attack
Donkeye7 kun oldin
just when the tube was about to be shown to the camera, a stupid goddam ad showed up
Ron Simpson8 kun oldin
I would have been really tempted to say, "Yippee kai yay......" in there. No, not tempted. I would have done it.
Sawcon Deeznuts8 kun oldin
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nammuoi thayquan8 kun oldin
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Venom Love8 kun oldin
Is the ocean on the other side of this? Knows He's under the arctic ice.. Man that metals cold as ice... me thinking , What else would it be
Lrd Diablo8 kun oldin
i work on submarines for a living. to bad you didnt get to check out the sonar dome. prob my favorite place on subs
MdGn7225 kun oldin
it's cool going inside the dome. what's not cool is having to clean the hundreds and hundreds of hydrophones for that required annual PM!
ZAPIX8 kun oldin
yesir
Travious Andrews8 kun oldin
Man I'm claustrophobic just watching this. You gotta have trust there they don't lock you in and open the other side LMAO
Cameron Wilson9 kun oldin
I could never crawl down that tube I would die from a heart attack
Lawson Hamilton9 kun oldin
I was waiting for the navy guy to just close the torpedo door behind dustin and say “have a nice trip”
lilmoni9 kun oldin
"You can't go back on top through the ice" Russian submarines can ahahah
Morrisey Abdallah10 kun oldin
The cooperative perch crucially pump because veil intraspecifically crawl atop a workable elizabeth. willing, lame cuticle
Asa Golden10 kun oldin
COOL!
Rishi Desai10 kun oldin
Imagine destin stuck inside that topiedo tank
Joachim Singh10 kun oldin
Still don't understand how they fire the torpedo. It's not just pushing it out?
prateek kumar10 kun oldin
Do one video about Submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
Rachel Morgan11 kun oldin
make him stop saying ye sir
•S0CK•11 kun oldin
“Can I touch it?” * proceeds to touch it without waiting for permission *
Bernice Gardner11 kun oldin
The utter lyre consequentially waste because cupboard unpredictably heat onto a symptomatic drake. misty, unique owl
Yafuker Sheldon11 kun oldin
So THAT'S what they did with the LST I served on!
robert taylor12 kun oldin
the engineering of a sub;s torpedo tube is fascinating...nicely narrated
Cyrus Hakim-Rad12 kun oldin
yes sir
The Engineer Guy12 kun oldin
Imagine they start the firing procedure while he's in the tube
salinora013 kun oldin
bruh i thought tm2 knight was the dude's soundcloud name
Dera13 kun oldin
god i wanted them do to a prank on him and close door and let down the iron thingies scarring him.. XD
Rob13 kun oldin
Can someone go over the transcript and see how may times 'Yes Sir' was said?
Ernie Self13 kun oldin
next on smarter every day: I got to go inside the worlds most powerful bomb
R R13 kun oldin
sorry if im wrong but I think submarines can produce their own air.
RiPandtear9 kun oldin
They definitely do. My buddy used to do it as part of his job when he was in.
Anthony Jackson13 kun oldin
I was a nuclear submariner in the Royal Navy, the hydraulic locking ring on the tube also has a backup called "the thetis clamp" a safety device fitted after the loss of hms/m thetis 👍
cjmmjc14 kun oldin
i used to build these things....im just in awe, as i was then
Noah Agin14 kun oldin
so a torpedo is just a water railgun?
Filip Krcal14 kun oldin
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Noah Jacobs14 kun oldin
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Martin Osterloh14 kun oldin
awesome podcast and host!
Andy15 kun oldin
I find it funny how Mexico which operates and has sent many times the ARM Usumancita to the RIMPAC exercise which is a Newport-class landing ship like the USS Racine, has basically, indirectly helped in the exercise to practice how to sink one of its flagships in their navy.
INCOGNITO OBSCURE TRICHOME15 kun oldin
I was not claustrophobic till I watched this video‼️
SuperHeavyXD15 kun oldin
My mind is just imagining the hatch being closed and the tube being filled while being inside there! That would be such a horrible way to go!
J G16 kun oldin
Man you’ve lived a crazy cool life.
deprivedoftrance16 kun oldin
I always assumed they loaded them in the same way they went out, through the torpedo tubes.
deprivedoftrance14 kun oldin
@cjmmjc That's why I love this channel, you learn something interesting. I assumed it was some kind of classified loader mini sub or something... I never even considered moving water around and unbalancing the ship, saving air, etc. Guess that's why I don't design subs!
cjmmjc14 kun oldin
cant.. tubes are always below water line
Tom Cooper16 kun oldin
Exactly how you feel in a MRT ... cold, noisy and tight.
Trevor Link16 kun oldin
Have a video about the polar vortex.