The Little Known Life of a Submariner in 1986

By Ethan Cole on
 January 7, 2024

The life of a U.S. Navy submariner remains mostly a mystery because of it's classified nature. This historical documentary gives us a glimpse into what it was like in 1986.

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3 comments on “The Little Known Life of a Submariner in 1986”

  3. IF ITS SO HIGHLY CLASSIFIED WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU PUTTING UP FOR VIEW. YOU OUGHT TO BE SHOT FOR TREASON. PEOPLE HAVE BEEN IMPRISONED FOR LESSOR OFFENSES. YOU HAVE PUT ALL WHO SERVE ON THEM AT UNDUE RISK.....TAKE IT DOWN NOW

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