What happens when military submariners need to be rescued?

[@aldebaran9255]

I served in SSBNs for 20 years and did 2 wet runs from 30m. That career set me up for life in more ways than I could have imagined.

[@aldebaran9255]

@@user-mr4uo5mw9n And your source for this most secret of secrets is.......

[@StuartBtn]

due to brain shortages they’ve let you loose to spread BS on the internet, good luck

[@bbbb98765]

I've never heard of the Submarine Parachute Action Group. Looks amazing.. do a profile on them!

[@bbbb98765]

My bad ... I searched and turns out you did a piece on them 8 years ago 😂

[@damienmorley1992]

For some reason I absolutely loved this video

[@rossnolan2883]

Fantastic 😊😊😊

[@systems_engineer]

The NATO organization mentioned is called International Submarine Escape and Rescue Liaison Office (ISERLO) and has working relationships with the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China. This relationship is based on premises set forth by the United Nations Convention on the Law of Sea. Nevertheless, the endangered nation does have the right to refuse assistance.

[@johnlustig4322]

All the equipment looked sub standard.....

[@Akm72]

🤦‍♂️

[@jjsmallpiece9234]

Provided you are at a depth where rescue is possible.

[@Penguins_antartica]

The British navy denied me, so now I have to move Canada 😂😂😂

[@richardh8082]

First on the scene (feeding the algorithm so please don't complain)

[@rebel1052k]

no one cares

[@richardh8082]

@@rebel1052k A few people seem to disagree :)

[@rebel1052k]

@@richardh8082 More people agree with me

[@drewcanton235]

NEVER IF YOUR RUSSIA... 😁😂🤣

[@hoodyps]

Another underwater mass grave. Then, build the replacement. Back to "normal ". Till next one...