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How I Boarded a US NAVY NUCLEAR SUBMARINE in the Arctic (ICEX 2020) - Smarter Every Day 237

4.5M views · Jun 14, 2020 · 34:40 · 2 HN recommenders · 3 mentions · discussed 2020–2022

Destin Sandlin of Smarter Every Day documents boarding a US Navy nuclear submarine in the Arctic during the ICEX 2020 under-ice exercise. It is the first of a series on life aboard a fast attack submarine.

Why Hacker News points people here: Recommended in submarine threads as the start of an access-rich series on life aboard a US fast attack sub.

“you will enjoy Destin's series on Smarter Every Day spending time on a US fast attack submarine”HN comment, 2022

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RecommendspolytelyJul 2020

“which might be of interest if you like this article”

Context and leadup to a nuclear submarine under-ice exercise.

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The youtube channel smarter every day is doing a series about live aboard a nuclear attack sub (different class than the one in the article, Los Angeles class IIRC) during an exercise where they navigate under ice, called ICEX. which might be of interest if you like this article. It's obviously propaganda but it is very interesting nonetheless. actual submarine part: link the leadup and context surrounding the exercise: this video

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RecommendsTehShrikeApr 2022

“you will enjoy Destin's series on Smarter Every Day spending time on a US fast attack submarine”

Series spending time on a fast attack submarine talking to the crew.

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If you found this post at all interesting you will enjoy Destin's series on Smarter Every Day spending time on a US fast attack submarine talking to everyone and poking at lots of weird corners: this video

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Cites itmulmenJan 2022

“In the first video in the series Destin himself says the Navy did not pay him.”

Destin states in the first video the Navy did not pay him.

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In the first video in the series Destin himself says the Navy did not pay him. this video I do recall him mentioning his own biases and conflicts of interest at some point but I don’t recall what series that was a part of.

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