@@mewantkrinkov4206 alright I've been thinking, when a C17 gives you lemons don't make lemonade! MAKE THE C17 TAKE THE LEMONS BACK! GET MAD! I DON'T WANT YOUR DAMN LEMONS, THE HELL AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THESE!? DEMAND TO SEE C17'S MANAGER! MAKE C17 RUE THE DAY IT THOUGHT IT COULD GIVE CAVE JOHNSON LEMONS! DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM!? I'M THE MAN WHOSE GOING TO BURN YOUR PLANE DOWN! WITH THE LEMONS!
@@Unb3arablePain hell, even if you let morals and rules of war aside, you can make a strategic bombardment camouflaged as an supply airdrop, you just load the bombs before the supplies, airdrop the supplies first to have a cover and then you can let the bombs fall while you are getting back to base, you just need to plan the route before correctly and it would be seamless
Yes there are subs with docking stations, but it's meant for divers and their powered submersibles to release and return under water. Would be impractical for use of supply restocking.
Not possible currently for several reasons one; submarines are supposed to be stealthy so having a homing Beacon is just asking for the enemy to drop a bomb or torpedo on you Two; docking systems: space isn't constantly making both vessels move in different directions in unison, which puts a huge strain on the docking mechanisms; the larger the mechanism, the larger the stresses put on it 3. If the resupply vehicle is autonomous, were is it coming from? The oceans are pretty big, and having a robot sub trundling its merry way across several thousand miles with no crew onboarding is asking for a mechanical breakdown and your expensive vehicle either immobilized or sunk.
I imagine we'll have drone-subs able to replenish manned subs while both are underwater before we'll have fully autonomous subs. Hydroponics is tricky stuff!
@@noahway13 right? Just send like 1000 drones armed with explosives zipping right across the top of the water aiming for the hull. I’d doubt they can get all of them
@@noahway13 meh, aircraft carriers are about force projection. Some may say it’s obsolete, but when do you see Russia conducting air strikes in Western Africa? You don’t. But you can see the US conducting air strikes anywhere on the planet by just parking a aircraft carrier off shore.
@@MrCoolguy425 I meant things would be automated > Be using drones. They are already testing a drone re-fueler. They have a squad of F-16's that have been converted to drones and they can beat planes with human pilots.
Yeah,sad to interrupt your joy but the name of that C-17 refers to Kamekameha,first King of Hawaii. That C-17 is part of the 15th wing,located on Pearl Harbor. If I remember correctly,there are strict rules of what you can write on the side of a military plane. Writing the name of a good king as an homage to him it's permitted,but i don't think it's permitted to write something related to general culture like DBZ
@@imnomoremaverick Yeah, I wonder if they'll ever allow naming as loose and hilarious like the ones the Army/Marines allows for tanks, though. Like 'Diplomacy Failed', 'United Flight 175', 'Daddy's Belt' or 'Drink Water'.
USS Eisenhower earned the nickname "The Love Boat" because of her hull number, and because she was the first ship to deploy women as part of the crew, and 15 of them had to be reassigned because of pregnancy.
yeah, and that's why people who complain about spending money on NASA are stupid, (and probably flat earthers) the technologies developed have a ton of applications, and MREs today are actually descended from Astronaut food
@@1224chrisng There's a surprising amount of contemporary tech that comes more or less from the first couple decades of NASA. Over the most recent couple of decades though, they haven't really done much to push boundaries. Send a helicopter drone to mars as a "proof of concept"? Bruh, you could have proved that concept in any one of the giant vacuum chambers that NASA already owns. Not to mention 3 generations of mars rovers, and the only thing they learned from the first two was that they needed to store their drill dust samples to be picked up by some future mission (a mission that I'm betting will never get funding). The current DART mission is pretty cool, but don't get me started on boondoggles like SLS and JWST.
Actually it's the other way around. NASA has studied submarine crews to see how they deal with the long periods of isolation. This is something the astronauts will have to endure during deep space exploration.
Fascinating. I think about a vast array of things unrelated to my tiny world, but I've never pondered feeding seamen in a submarine. Thanks for doing it for me.
People have been complaining that sometimes they do not scrub odors from the air on board. It may still have the right amount of oxygen, but it will smell like a 5 month old locker room.
it prob is considering its filtered multiple times. it's more of psychological aspect being in a metal tube underwater for months to finally see the world again
Interesting! I'd always run with the idea that on a 90 day tour, the crew enjoyed the fresh fruit & veg until it ran out and then simply swapped over to canned good. This idea of surfacing to take on supplies seems to go against the whole idea of stealth.
In 6 years on a Los Angeles class nuclear submarine, the only interaction we ever had with a helicopter was having someone medically evacuated from the ship via helo. We also never got resupplied via air drop or small craft from a surface ship either.
@@lack2 pull into a friendly port. I mean, we could go well over 4 months without any support at all, and none of our deployments ever required us to go more than 3 months continuously at sea with no port calls.
Kamehameha was the name of a dynasty of Hawaiian kings from the 18th-19th century. The plane was probably based in Hawaii so they gave it a name with local significance.
Ah, the c17, Many a fine memories of sitting next to battle buddy's trying not to laugh as I watched the fear almost boil out of them from the flights as I blasted pantera in my earbuds. ☺😄
You think anybody ever grew a pet plant or something on a submarine, and that was when they were like "oh shit! This could be important!" Also why don't we have aircraft carrier sized subs yet?
An aircraft carrier sized submarine would be costly and impractical. Though there have been aircraft carrier submarines before, the Japanese I-400 class submarines could carry 3 seaplanes. Mustard had a great video on those: th-cam.com/video/gxyk84t4Q8w/w-d-xo.html
The reason us don't make one yet is because aircraft carrier is being used to show of power to other super power and alliance. Like Tarkin doctrine. Having one sailing into your territory will strike fear and relief to those county
the Virginia class fast attack is big but pretty simple um the bigger the sub the more possibilities for a torpedo to find you also, the bigger you are the more water pressure you create when moving therefore making sound while you move therefore getting picked up by other subs on sonar
They should make the subs capable of fishing so they have fresh seafood on board. With all their top of the line sonar, finding fish shouldn't be a problem.
When I was on a sub, we would occasionally take a nub and tell him to get suited up to go topside (while we were on patrol somewhere in the ocean). We would tell him he was going to retrieve the “mail buoy.” It was always good for a laugh. Some stood there longer than others before they finally figured it out. FYI: there is no such thing as a mail buoy.
Opens app at 12:30 am to get rid of notifications Sees this video Me: This was never something I thought of before, and I doubt I would have ever thought about it, but I guess I need answers now.
I recognize the remote their using to control the drone, it is probably a spectrum dx8, and is readily available to the public. I even use a more modern version to control rc planes, it’s pretty cool that they are using it for serious stuff like this.
If you really want to send a message of "love", just sail a carrier with four escorts in a close line abreast formation with the carrier in the middle. Give'em the birdie.
We have been exploring fresh food possibilities since the 1960's. The space required for growing food is to great to supply an entire ship of any size.
Tks for the video. I'm thinkin when submariners are underway, they have enough to do with obtaining quals, watch standing, PM Chks, and finding time to sleep... somewhere. They don't have time to be horticulturists.
Build a bigger submarine, to accommodate a hydroponic area with UV lamps and if necessary instal more reactors or a more potent one to cover the lamps and the extra water needed to be filtered . And tham you have it , no more sun light and fresh air.
The majority of the Service is logistical support of Combat units So, yes. Strategy to deliver food is pretty much a summary of most jobs in one or another in the service
Some say it will be unmanned submarines and if there a submarine with crew the crew will be smaller to accommodate more space for food , also if the submarine might have. Cargo submarine a whole submarine just for supplies
1:53 a rare commodity fresh air and sunshine
Discord mods:finally a worthy opponent
lol
Submariners were doing that long before discord was a thing.
@@Aaron-rj7bv keep it to yourself *Josh*
Any game fps game tryhards:
@@unknown-tay2083 why me i didnt do anything ps my rl name is josh
imagine seeing a fleet of american ships with 69 on their hull pulling up off the coast
I'm curious about who's the one planning this ship into Iranian waters lol
So are both parties 69ing or what?
The Australian ship , a part of the scrap iron flottilia that served during WW2 named vendetta had the number D69 on it
You know it's gonna be fun, but it's Not What You Think!
I think he was gobsmacked.
"Alright who wants some uber eats?"
"Oh me captain!"
"Who wants a nuclear foot ball for dinner"
"Imma take 2 nukes, 1 hydrogen bomb and a carpet bombing for dinner cap."
“When a c17 gives you lemons you make lemonaid”
@@gabandreialcantara4649 A Hydrogen Bomb is a nuke.
@@lillyfitzgerald9996 its like a different kind of nuke but yes its a nuke
@@mewantkrinkov4206 alright I've been thinking, when a C17 gives you lemons don't make lemonade! MAKE THE C17 TAKE THE LEMONS BACK! GET MAD! I DON'T WANT YOUR DAMN LEMONS, THE HELL AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THESE!? DEMAND TO SEE C17'S MANAGER! MAKE C17 RUE THE DAY IT THOUGHT IT COULD GIVE CAVE JOHNSON LEMONS! DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM!? I'M THE MAN WHOSE GOING TO BURN YOUR PLANE DOWN! WITH THE LEMONS!
When you need an entire strategy to deliver food
@A p r i e l ♀️ shut
The simple answer is airdrop it, always
A small price to pay to get the advantage of a strategy that allows an invisible nightmare to sit off your enemy's coast for months on end.
@@Unb3arablePain hell, even if you let morals and rules of war aside, you can make a strategic bombardment camouflaged as an supply airdrop, you just load the bombs before the supplies, airdrop the supplies first to have a cover and then you can let the bombs fall while you are getting back to base, you just need to plan the route before correctly and it would be seamless
This is similar to some of my DoorDash orders.
The 3 "69" ships was the information I never knew I needed.
USS Vicksburg (CG-69), Ticonderoga-class cruiser
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69), Nimitz-class aircraft carrier
USS Milius (DDG-69), Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer
"Putting tomatoes on a sub" 🤣🤣🤣
😋
I groaned to long at this "joke", I missed the rest of the video
I really hate that "bun"-.... XD
@@ristinritarit Oh very good 🤣
@@ristinritarit bit cheesy no?
"They forgot our tomatos."
"Oh nevermind here comes the drone they know."
Have submarines with docking hatches similar to Star Wars that allow food supplies to be easily sent over all underwater
Then there’s boarding
Then you have a bigger target with the ship above the submarine than if the submarine just surfaced.
Yes there are subs with docking stations, but it's meant for divers and their powered submersibles to release and return under water. Would be impractical for use of supply restocking.
Not possible currently for several reasons
one; submarines are supposed to be stealthy so having a homing Beacon is just asking for the enemy to drop a bomb or torpedo on you
Two; docking systems: space isn't constantly making both vessels move in different directions in unison, which puts a huge strain on the docking mechanisms; the larger the mechanism, the larger the stresses put on it
3. If the resupply vehicle is autonomous, were is it coming from? The oceans are pretty big, and having a robot sub trundling its merry way across several thousand miles with no crew onboarding is asking for a mechanical breakdown and your expensive vehicle either immobilized or sunk.
"See that thing from star wars? Yeah, make that, but I'm not gonna elaborate"
US Navy should create a 69th nice fleet with all ships marked as 69.
69 NICE.
Any ship that has 69 on it should not be labeled as a (eg. CG,DDG,CVN,LHD) it should be labeled 69 class
@@F16enthusiast yup
the love boat soon will be making another run
@@F16enthusiast add 420 :troll:
420 aircraft in the task force
I imagine we'll have drone-subs able to replenish manned subs while both are underwater before we'll have fully autonomous subs. Hydroponics is tricky stuff!
You nailed it. I think aircraft carriers as we know them will be obsolete in a decade.
@@noahway13 right? Just send like 1000 drones armed with explosives zipping right across the top of the water aiming for the hull. I’d doubt they can get all of them
@@agonizin Area 51 raid postulate “they can get some, but they can’t get us all”
@@noahway13 meh, aircraft carriers are about force projection. Some may say it’s obsolete, but when do you see Russia conducting air strikes in Western Africa? You don’t. But you can see the US conducting air strikes anywhere on the planet by just parking a aircraft carrier off shore.
@@MrCoolguy425 I meant things would be automated > Be using drones. They are already testing a drone re-fueler. They have a squad of F-16's that have been converted to drones and they can beat planes with human pilots.
0:44 that’s such an awesome name for the C-17! Spirit of Kamehameha
Whoever named it is a DBZ fan
Or probably the C-17 in question is stationed in Hawaii, you know king Kamehameha and all that
Yeah,sad to interrupt your joy but the name of that C-17 refers to Kamekameha,first King of Hawaii. That C-17 is part of the 15th wing,located on Pearl Harbor.
If I remember correctly,there are strict rules of what you can write on the side of a military plane. Writing the name of a good king as an homage to him it's permitted,but i don't think it's permitted to write something related to general culture like DBZ
@@imnomoremaverick Yeah, I wonder if they'll ever allow naming as loose and hilarious like the ones the Army/Marines allows for tanks, though. Like 'Diplomacy Failed', 'United Flight 175', 'Daddy's Belt' or 'Drink Water'.
¿Por qué no los dos?
USS Eisenhower earned the nickname "The Love Boat" because of her hull number, and because she was the first ship to deploy women as part of the crew, and 15 of them had to be reassigned because of pregnancy.
lol
DAMN 😂
That sounds like a myth.
O daing that's funny
@@daminox nope. It's true
“Imagine 3 69 in your backyard” LMAO
Unexpected subway to the submarine.
What up with the comment above me?
@@gamergaming6604 I don't know.
@@gamergaming6604 these are called spambots, if you see one you need to report it
@@gamergaming6604 unexpected comment on a unexpected comment.
@@predadog555 did so and I know I was playing a joke lad.
Space exploration will probably play a huge role in making submarines self sufficient. After all, spaceships are really just flying submarines.
How many atmospheres can the submarine withstand?
Well, it's a flying submarine so I'd say anywhere between zero and one
@@christhompson4630 A futurama reference, nice.
yeah, and that's why people who complain about spending money on NASA are stupid, (and probably flat earthers) the technologies developed have a ton of applications, and MREs today are actually descended from Astronaut food
@@1224chrisng There's a surprising amount of contemporary tech that comes more or less from the first couple decades of NASA. Over the most recent couple of decades though, they haven't really done much to push boundaries. Send a helicopter drone to mars as a "proof of concept"? Bruh, you could have proved that concept in any one of the giant vacuum chambers that NASA already owns. Not to mention 3 generations of mars rovers, and the only thing they learned from the first two was that they needed to store their drill dust samples to be picked up by some future mission (a mission that I'm betting will never get funding). The current DART mission is pretty cool, but don't get me started on boondoggles like SLS and JWST.
Actually it's the other way around. NASA has studied submarine crews to see how they deal with the long periods of isolation. This is something the astronauts will have to endure during deep space exploration.
Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."
I owe my success to having listened
respectfuly to the very best advice, and then going away and doing the exact opposite.
How do we get paid?
Is it through online investment platform?
Yes through online investment platform
i get paid directly to my bank account
Fascinating. I think about a vast array of things unrelated to my tiny world, but I've never pondered feeding seamen in a submarine. Thanks for doing it for me.
0:50 Delivering a humvee to the sub, probably.
1:48 I thought the air on today's subs is actually cleaner and 'fresher' than what you and I are breathing?
I believe it's mostly psychological (well, the sun does have a positive impact in health).
People have been complaining that sometimes they do not scrub odors from the air on board. It may still have the right amount of oxygen, but it will smell like a 5 month old locker room.
it prob is considering its filtered multiple times. it's more of psychological aspect being in a metal tube underwater for months to finally see the world again
@@sunny-sq6ci No, the claim is that it is literally cleaner and healthier than the regular air we breathe.
@@rmm3803 extra ded 💀
You are a very epic man keep it up
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Interesting! I'd always run with the idea that on a 90 day tour, the crew enjoyed the fresh fruit & veg until it ran out and then simply swapped over to canned good. This idea of surfacing to take on supplies seems to go against the whole idea of stealth.
Its a luxury item when on a sub, so they would of course only surface in their own territory or when its safe to do so.
In the WW-II era, that was indeed the practice for war patrols.
"Putting tomato on a sub"
I see what you did there
In 6 years on a Los Angeles class nuclear submarine, the only interaction we ever had with a helicopter was having someone medically evacuated from the ship via helo. We also never got resupplied via air drop or small craft from a surface ship either.
how did you get resupplied then?
@@lack2 pull into a friendly port. I mean, we could go well over 4 months without any support at all, and none of our deployments ever required us to go more than 3 months continuously at sea with no port calls.
@@22steve5150 ahhh ok
0:43 Spirit of Kamehamehaaaa!!!!!
anyways can you explain why this motto is accepted in air force?
@A p r i e l ♀️ #bot
He's the king that united Hawaii.
Kamehameha was the name of a dynasty of Hawaiian kings from the 18th-19th century. The plane was probably based in Hawaii so they gave it a name with local significance.
@@imageeknotanerd9897 oh so it's from Hawaiian history! I thought it's the kamehameha from Dragon Ball
Thanks for the explanation!
Love your videos!
Ah, the c17,
Many a fine memories of sitting next to battle buddy's trying not to laugh as I watched the fear almost boil out of them from the flights as I blasted pantera in my earbuds. ☺😄
Cowboys From Hell
1 Dislike from the guy on the Gun Boat
He just wasn't a big fan of 69 😁
69 69 69
Nice "Snake" reference!
hehe ... Not everyone remembers the snake! 🐍
The Puns Man, The Goddam Puns. 😂😂😂
Great 👍
It’s burger night and you’ve run out of cheese and bacon.
Surface the ship, Full Rise, Emergency Blow!
Good video as always
You think anybody ever grew a pet plant or something on a submarine, and that was when they were like "oh shit! This could be important!" Also why don't we have aircraft carrier sized subs yet?
An aircraft carrier sized submarine would be costly and impractical.
Though there have been aircraft carrier submarines before, the Japanese I-400 class submarines could carry 3 seaplanes. Mustard had a great video on those: th-cam.com/video/gxyk84t4Q8w/w-d-xo.html
@@holy3979 the US has designs and blue prints now
The reason us don't make one yet is because aircraft carrier is being used to show of power to other super power and alliance. Like Tarkin doctrine. Having one sailing into your territory will strike fear and relief to those county
the Virginia class fast attack is big but pretty simple um the bigger the sub the more possibilities for a torpedo to find you also, the bigger you are the more water pressure you create when moving therefore making sound while you move therefore getting picked up by other subs on sonar
Check out the Russian typhoon subs they're pretty impressively big
Thank you not what you think for putting indonesian kri 402 in the thumbnail to remember them
I love that torpedo soundtrack
How 'bout a subway in a submarine?
Not what you think AKA best youtuber ever
😋
0:19 I see what you did there, “Sub”
I think the most amazing thing in this video is that he didn't say ' but it's not what you think' even once
Not What You Think’s content is ALMOST as good as his puns😂
They should make the subs capable of fishing so they have fresh seafood on board. With all their top of the line sonar, finding fish shouldn't be a problem.
3 ships pulling into the Persian Gulf: "WE'RE JUST TRYING TO BE NICE, STOP. SEMICOLON CLOSING PARENTHESIS, STOP."
When I was on a sub, we would occasionally take a nub and tell him to get suited up to go topside (while we were on patrol somewhere in the ocean). We would tell him he was going to retrieve the “mail buoy.” It was always good for a laugh. Some stood there longer than others before they finally figured it out. FYI: there is no such thing as a mail buoy.
I'd stay there till a officer asked why
I love this channel for its humor lol
He was BURNING to get that "Tomatoes on a sub" line out...
The Iranian navy at 3:18 is hilarious. I suppose they pull the boat out of the water with their Toyota that is mounted with a machine gun.
The guy was smiling at the end "hmmm maybe they'll pull eagle claw 2 and we'll have one of those ships for free"
@ 4:13 Is that suppose to be a mini sub of some sort connected on the top rear? Had never seen that before.
These Doordash deliveries are getting out of hand 🤚
This channel is fire
Opens app at 12:30 am to get rid of notifications
Sees this video
Me: This was never something I thought of before, and I doubt I would have ever thought about it, but I guess I need answers now.
The name of the plane: SPIRIT OF KAMEHAMEHA !!
It was named after the Hawaiian king, not dragon ball z.
@@chriscunningham9740 what's dragon ball z?
@@aditya0475 look it up
Amazing
Me, 240 meters underwater thinking that I’m safe from tomatoes in my nuclear submarine:
I just came across this video and funny enough I recognized 3 people in it. a cook, an electrician and a torpedo man
3:04 They are just delivering a porta-potty.
“I’m a delivery driver”
“Dude your such a los..”
“For submarines”
"...putting tomatoes on a sub is easier said than done." 🤣 I guess so is learning about the true intentions of those with social power over others 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you. Now all of my life's important questions have been answered!
While everyone is training
The US gets life hacks about tomatoes
God I love your sense of humor!
😋
Did you just call Hershey bars a luxury item?
Damn, didn't know submariners had it that bad...
wait til sailors find put about Cadbury's
3:20 thats golden
3:28 - Nice
Thank you
They must use UPS (Underwater Parcel for Submarine)
I think we should have undersea bases that the submarines can visit for food.
FBI: Delete this.
@@aland7236 I was expecting the CIA, but I guess they all want to use their toys.
Why do people dislike these videos, there isn't anything wrong with them
I recognize the remote their using to control the drone, it is probably a spectrum dx8, and is readily available to the public. I even use a more modern version to control rc planes, it’s pretty cool that they are using it for serious stuff like this.
they are = they're
"Nothing says i love you like three large American 69s in your backyard"
If you really want to send a message of "love", just sail a carrier with four escorts in a close line abreast formation with the carrier in the middle. Give'em the birdie.
NOW THATS A NEW ONE CHEERS.
Dang I never knew walmart had such premium delivery
Damn I love these sub videos we never get shout outs. Awesome and not sure how all these clips are public domain.
Ngl that trio 69 got me LMAO
Nice nice nice.
We have been exploring fresh food possibilities since the 1960's. The space required for growing food is to great to supply an entire ship of any size.
What did the drone deliver? 1 biscuit per flight?
Tks for the video.
I'm thinkin when submariners are underway, they have enough to do with obtaining quals, watch standing, PM Chks, and finding time to sleep... somewhere. They don't have time to be horticulturists.
nice one, very informative
Wow
3:26 nice
Someone needs to invent a Star Trek replicator...
Working on it right now. The transporter is next.
@@williamhaynes4800 That would be really convenient. 😂
post notifs are just way to op
I feel like the U.S military would make an Uber eats driver deliver Taco Bell to Area 51 just for the laughs
U know that trend - if two (or more) diff guys wearing the same thing accidentally meet, they might just hang out together for a bit.
SUGGESTION: make a vid about how tank is transported to the battlefield
whats the documentary's name at 0:31 ? I need to know
Clicked for the plane to sub cargo drop. Stayed for the joke.
😂🤣😂 Didn’t see the thumbnail and was thinking how hard is it to put tomatoes on a sub? This one actually was pretty interesting.
I don't know about nowadays, but decades ago sailors would walk on top of boxes of canned food stored in passageways until eaten.
wait why is it "rare commodity" ? i mean i thought unless the mission needed, they could go on surface atleast once a day or at night...
I think that a good sense of humor is essential even on submarine. So, smile guys ✌✌
Wars are often decided by logistics. Keeping a man properly fed and armed is what often decides an engagement, not the strategy
I don't miss that shit at all. Cooking on a SSBN was like a nightmare come true!
Now that you changed the preview pic I realize this is your channel and not that youtube Subway channel.
Build a bigger submarine, to accommodate a hydroponic area with UV lamps and if necessary instal more reactors or a more potent one to cover the lamps and the extra water needed to be filtered . And tham you have it , no more sun light and fresh air.
The majority of the Service is logistical support of Combat units
So, yes. Strategy to deliver food is pretty much a summary of most jobs in one or another in the service
0:45 Spirit of Kamehameha
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
Some say it will be unmanned submarines and if there a submarine with crew the crew will be smaller to accommodate more space for food , also if the submarine might have. Cargo submarine a whole submarine just for supplies
Nice.