please record next and post here...want to see what can be seen

We cant simply post any sub interior scene for public....especially in ops room

Do Msian military know anything about alien technology like the one US always claimed to have i.e. area 51 etc?

how many crews are there in the submarine each time and what are their roles?

When the sub surfaces, is there any chance for the crews to go out and mandi air laut like in the picture?

Can post pictures of normal non-sensitive areas please?

For example;
Does a submarine toilet really look like this?


Or looks more modern?


What about the galley?

Depend...if can, bottle...can keep inside. But food waste which cant store long due to smell, it will be injected outside

Did once...

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This post has been edited by LTZ: Feb 9 2025, 06:30 PM

Ah was just gonna ask about this. Are there showers or do you guys live on wet wipes?

Do you need to be mindful and keep noise down at all times (like light footsteps, no banging doors) or does it not matter?

Shower...yes we have 1 shower. But cant use everyday because of water rationing. Can shower once every 3-4 days. We use wet wipes to clean our body.

Not all times.... if we have to setup ultra quiet then we will do that. Stop everything, stay put... no movement, till ordered to fall out

How do you ditch all the stuff u dont want at ocean?or you bring back home?

be strong!

WW2 era "submarines" are not truly submarines, but submersible ships. The implication is that subs of that era travel so much better on water surface than when submerged, so they actually spent most of the time on surface, and only submerge when stealth / evasion is required. Hence, it was feasible to have deck gun on subs as its effectiveness in harassing unarmed merchant ships outweighed the hydrodynamic penalty it carries.

In sharp contrast to WW2 subs, modern subs' hydrodynamic hull design makes them so much more suitable to travel submerged. Also, gone are the days of visual target acquisition when anything can be detected by hugely improved surface radar and underwater sonar detection technologies. Not to mention improved torpedo target tracking. Hence, surface gun battle for subs is no longer feasible. Subs have become the stealthy assassin from the depths. Something must go terribly wrong for a modern sub to get entangled in close range surface gun fight.

Anyway, mind story a bit how you actually sunk a battleship with 30+ shells without getting sunk? I would get rekt almost immediately by mere destroyer guns if I stayed on surface longer than a minute lol. Not sure if SH1 was much easier to play than SH3.

Cool. What is the most interesting marine life you've encountered on sonar?

1) Since you meet submariners from other countries occasionally and talk through your own groups, chats, etc. - you are all considered friends right? But once in the water when carrying out missions, each crew other would consider each other as enemies? Don't communicate with one another to try to find out and say, hey remember me - we meet last time or are in the same chat group or something like that?

2) Does alarm ringing, playing music loudly, shouting or screaming in the sub will cause it to be discovered? I know knocking on metal walls and pipes probably would.

3) Does anyone suffer mental distress during long missions? Especially those who are claustrophobic or uncomfortable of closed spaces, but then again probably they would test this before selecting the crew.

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This post has been edited by LTZ: Feb 9 2025, 06:31 PM

The noisiest is shrimp...they make noise when in groups. Whale do make tup tup noise like mechanical sound, but not in similar tempo. Dolphin, as usual...like to follow any ship, as well as sub.