Life of a Submarine Crew - How do they spend their lives in a submarine?
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At this time, our or any other country's navy is sitting in a ship above the sea and protecting its sea boundaries. The same young ones exist below the surface of the sea in a submarine. How can those people, i.e. Navy, stay under the surface of the sea for months, knowing that living under the surface of the sea is not without danger. But still they do it for the protection of their country and their people without caring about their live.
Today we will tell you how Navy men live in a submarine for months on the surface of the sea.
So let's start.
the submarine crew's time is divided into three shifts of eight hours each. Eight hours of duty and eight hours of private time in which they can play, read, exercise and sleep for eight hours. And besides, there are very few places to live in a submarine. And there are small coffin-like beds.
There is always a time for someone to sleep in a day. So loud. Making noise or closing the doors by force is strictly prohibited.
Usually the number of staff is more than all the beds here. That is why beds are shared. In a submarine, there are not only problems with beds, but also with showers and washrooms. There are only two showers for over a hundred staff. And bathing for more than three minutes is prohibited.
If we talk about the space in a submarine, the engine of a submarine takes the most space. And on the second place is the kitchen, where there are various kinds of foods.
Fresh food is initially provided to keep the crew happy after weeks of stressful life at sea. After that, box food is served.
Friends, there is no internet connection on the submarine and the connection with the outside world is only when the submarine comes to the surface and that is very rarely.
Submarine crew do not have any contact with their family or friends for months.
Living a submarine life is not possible for everyone, being locked in one place for months without fresh air and sunshine is very difficult.
So this was the life of a submariner.
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