Join the RCSubGuy and his Beautiful Wife as They Tour the USS Cavalla (SS-244)

[@jamienevill1768]

I love the 1940s music that's going on throughout the boat. It gives some atmosphere. Thanks for sharing this.

[@brewsnale6315]

Thanks for the walk through. I’ve only recently begun looking at 50s era diesel subs and i found this very informative! Keep up the great work

[@Go4Corvette]

Hi, Bob my brother-in-law was one of the engineers of the Mark-50 torpedos. The Mark 50 torpedo is a U.S. Navy advanced lightweight torpedo for use against fast, deep-diving submarines. Happy Thanksgiving, Mike

[@ollyklassen4534]

Happy to see you both having a good time! Best wishes from Switzerland.

[@keithwilliams5276]

Amazing, thanks for the walk through, first time seeing the inside of a WWII sub, couldn't believe how long it is

[@vicster-if4mg]

I'm now 61, and this sub has been there since before I was a kid. 🙂

[@charlesbartholomew2910]

Thank you for sharing your tour with us. I served aboard Sturgeon Class submarines.

[@xochiconan]

Thank you and love the little history of the sub you shared.

[@mikedimaio1237]

Enjoyed the tour, thanks for sharing.

[@theequalizer9154]

Thank you for the tour.

[@wingtipsworld5909]

Thanks for sharing Bob

[@josephdeman2565]

I was on the USS Nautilus SSN 571 so I can appreciate the lack of room. But you adapt easily and move on. I would not trade that experience for anything. I was fortunate to be a submariner. You should tour any of the newer nuclear ballistic subs. Vast amounts of room

[@marilynkozak17]

I toured the Nautilus recently in Groton. Thank you for your service. 🫡

[@DataWaveTaGo]

Good walk-thru. I'll have to try it some day myself.

[@darrenandcarolynoneill2399]

Very impressive thank you for the video.

[@standarddeviation7314]

Next time do the U.S.S Stewart! Thanks for the tour!

[@rolandtheheadlessthompsong4346]

What a good sport ….!!

[@thomasstephens1598]

Bob I've only been on 3 gato class subs but the best one I've seen is the USS Cod in Cleveland OH it's a must see if your in Cleveland.

[@richs7362]

Was there last week.

[@baddog1456]

Hi! Bob you need to come to Cleveland, Ohio and visit the USS Cod!!!!!

[@RCSubGuy]

Maybe one day!

[@baddog1456]

It is the only ship in the navy that flies a champagne glass!

[@manyrounds5468]

What type of wood was the topside deck made of I wonder? looks like a fun day.

[@charlesbartholomew2910]

The deck would be teak. If the boat suffered and explosion and the teak deck became separated it would not float to surface and expose the boats position.

[@manyrounds5468]

Must be a very strong dense wood, now I wonder what changed the construction to how they build them now with steel decks and tiles or whatever coating they use.@@charlesbartholomew2910

[@MrScooter46290]

Very cool. I wonder if it is RC?

[@mariocinque8588]

Guppy submarine.