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Navy Admiral Warns Unknown Objects are HUNTING Our Nuclear Submarines | Tim Gallaudet
3:04stuff with like Navy submarines and Navy Seals and then eventually into this UAP8:13any nuclear submarines like like um any of the uh Colombia class or the Ohio9:18of those submarines. Really? The USS Hampton. Yeah, it was really was quite an experience. This is interesting because those camps right there, they
Joe Rogan Experience #2507 - Harland Williams
14:56Billy. Billy's dead. [laughter] Wait a minute. Do you know something about these Triton submarines for sure? What do you know?15:38one of these submarines could take out half the world and we've got them going all the time. So, whenever you're afraid of any little hot spot in the world,16:18US Navy submarine force today consists of about 53 of fast track of fast attack submarines, 14 ballistic missile
CIA Super Spy Finally Breaks Cover: Warns America is about to Fall | Andrew Bustamante
2:21:01from a third country that's supposed to be controlling nuclear weapons for Russia. Well, cartels were buying submarines and2:21:32it, is their submarines are like way below our standard. Like they they only have they don't have nuclearpowered2:21:38submarines. I think they only have diesel powered submarines. Okay. So, so I guess they can't get around like the countries that really
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See all ›Submarines Are WAY Scarier Than You Think...Here's Why
The video traces the evolution of submarines from early manual attempts to nuclear-powered stealth vessels, highlighting how technological advancements solved critical limitations like air supply and battery life.summaryIt details the strategic shift during the Cold War where nuclear reactors enabled indefinite underwater endurance, leading to the development of ballistic missile submarines as a primary deterrent force.summaryNuclear propulsion eliminated the need for air, allowing submarines to remain submerged for decades (limited only by crew supplies) rather than the 48-hour limit of diesel-electric submarines.takeaway
A Comprehensive Breakdown Of Nuclear War Threats - Annie Jacobsen
The transcript details the mechanics of nuclear war, emphasizing that approximately 12,500 nuclear weapons exist globally, with the US relying on a triad of silos, submarines, and bombers.summaryThe US Nuclear Triad consists of 400 land-based silos, 14 submarines (each carrying up to 90 missiles), and 66 bombers; only bombers can be recalled once airborne.takeaway
We Could All Get Nuked Tomorrow (Here's Why)
Key insights include the 'launch on warning' policy which allows the US President to order a counterstrike within minutes of detecting an incoming missile, and the fact that nuclear submarines can strike US coasts in undsummaryNuclear submarines (SSBNs) pose an immediate threat, capable of launching missiles at US coasts from within a couple hundred miles, resulting in a launch-to-target time of under 10 minutes. This is significantly faster ttakeaway
