Submarine Accidents | Submarine Disasters from 2000 to 2021

[@dhemong]

Malaysian Navy with NV MegaBakti Submarine Rescue Ship, and Australian Navy also helped the finding of KRI Nanggala 402.

[@aishwarysatpathy4142]

YOU MISSED THE INDIAN NAVY SUBMARINE INS Sindhurakshak WHICH SANK on 14 August 2013 DUE TO MASSIVE FIRE AND EXPLOSION

[@motivasi.kehidupan]

Pray for KRI Nanggala 402 Thanks for the information Uncle

[@drbendover7467]

I sort of knew Russia takes the top spot in this one before I clicked play:)

[@mosesgoldbergshekelstien1520]

Well before year 2000 it was the USS Thresher, Terrifying story for that too

[@robertmendick3195]

One US sub accident happened on 8 January 2005 when the USS San Francisco impacted an underwater seamount at a high speed of 30+ knots. Extensive damage, but fortunately the sub was not lost and able to surface. Some of the crew were thrown 20 feet from the impact. 97 of the 137 crew were injured in one degree or another with some so severely, they needed urgent evacuation to a shore facility. Unfortunately, one crew member died from head injuries.... The impact was in the Caroline Island area. The underwater mountain was not clearly shown on any of the subs navigation charts.... Perhaps a factor was the massive 26 December 2004 Boxer Day earthquake that devasted Indonesia with both the earthquake and the tsunami. The magnitude 9+ earthquake lasted the longest in recorded history for 8 to 10 minutes, triggered earthquakes as far away as Alaska, and changed the tilt of the earth.... The point of mentioning the massive earthquake, that happened 14 days prior to the collision, is if the massive sea floor change in the earthquake area, caused other parts of the Indonesian sea floor to change also. This would mean the subs navigation charts were now dangerously inaccurate. Yes, the epicenter was over 3000 miles away from the collision, but the massive size of the earthquake and the geological activity of that ring-of-fire area, seems to suggest that. Did the seafloor of the collision area, rise several hundred feet as a result of the earthquake? Did a new and unexpected shallow depth cause this accident?

[@Ashishkumar-lt9xm]

This channel belongs to west so it doesn't count

[@cheeseandonions9558]

The U-boat captain who sunk his boat because he refused to consult the toilet technician is my favorite...

[@vjay714]

Watching this after gaining interest because of the current OceanGate Titan story

[@joebramasta3786]

RIP KRI Nanggala, your service Will always be remembered.

[@ispy7089]

Why do I already know Russia is going to have thee most accidents ?

[@mudkingz6432]

Russian sailors have huge balls to get on one of the russian built subs.

[@alenmihelcic8267]

Not balls. Putin.

[@capt.Justin]

Funny how you did mention any of our accidents. Oh I forgot they are top Secret.

[@user-lh1ef1st9k]

Lol vodka fume caught fire ngl

[@brandonmachura3363]

The USS MIAMI I believe was a complete loss due to contractor

[@Tigray_Hagerey]

The US have more & actually working/active submarines that travel the globe, but no accidents....that shows who is the boss

[@chadreddingsyoutube6419]

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[@joem0088]

the Connecticut in SCS. ?

[@goachingoulding3926]

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[@ganesha3004]

You missed Indian sub accident in mumbai

[@noxx4271]

I see cn type 100 and it's like Oscar class

[@emilcoelho1536]

pls do video on c130 hercules is popular transport and tactical airlifter

[@Military-TV]

On progress sir

[@rttnluvx]

Not me watching this knowing damm well imma be in a submarine in like a year and half

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

these are frightening but to me, the Scorpion submarine tragedy seems the most perplexed I have my own thoughts about that I was 4 years old when it happened but then again 1968 was a weird year, to begin with again to me I read all that I have about that everything I've read still sends ice sheets all over me

[@low-keyrighteous9575]

What's so strange about it ?

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

@@low-keyrighteous9575 it seemed like everything happened at once

[@luderickwong]

submarines......these kind of boats do have a high malfunction rate, expensive to build, beyond rescued from total loss. yes, exactly irreplaceable in terms of functionality, probably highest non combat causality in navy around the world. in my personal opinion, this weapon should be retire and replace by ai as soon as possible...... and you forget that japanese submarine crush with container cargo ship about 2 months ago, that one is lucky, i been told no one die.

[@technophant]

The NK Yono class looks like a narco sub

[@rohanpreetsingh4199]

Can u make a video on Indian tejas mk1 vs pakistani jf17 thunder block 2

[@masoodmahammad757]

U didn't name INS SINDHU RAKSHAK OF INDIA

[@goachingoulding3926]

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[@F139]

Where is INS Arihant?

[@danydash316]

Why INS Arihant? It is in fully operational mode with no sailors dead on it by any accident. It was a kilo class russian sub under Indian naval service that blew up some years ago

[@F139]

@@danydash316 why not INS Arihant? What happened when it flooded ?

[@danydash316]

@@F139was it a major accident? Or is it even verified? The claim of the accident is like the rear hatch over the propulsion system was left open by mistake well INS Arihant is based on a russian hull so it doesn't have any hatch over the propulsion system infact none of any other navy has such hatch over their propulsion system except for france who did this recently to have better refueling for their nuclear reactor while in India the submarine has to cut to refuel the nuclear reactor. Also Indian government or Military doesn't talks about it's nuclear programme openly, you will never know exact numbers of Indian operational nukes or not even the exact numbers of nuclear capable delivery systems. Also India's policy makes it clear for the civilian government to have complete control over it's nuclear arsenal so an accident with a nuclear ballistic missile submarine cannot be hidden from the government of India no matter what because that's the standard operating procedure and if government knew they are bound to respond according to right to information of the public. The major Indian submarine accident was the kilo class sub that completely blew up off the Indian coast.

[@danydash316]

@@F139 also the cost of such projects make it absolutely clear that atleast it can have a hatch open warning or flood warning system. These things are basic since Indian navy has been building it's vessels for decades now

[@F139]

@@danydash316 ok

[@jhosk]

List is seriously lacking. How about go redo the video and add ALL the incidents where sailors were killed.