Where does the poo go?

state secret

>>31311551
Typically an internal incinerator going to a container to be jettisoned in safe waters or in a situation where it is allowed. IIRC all trash is disposed of this way.

Poo goes in loo

/thread

>>31311551
Why do you think it's so brown near the fin?

>>31311551
More importantly, what's up with the missing anechoic tiles?

>>31311551
If it's like a ship, it just gets pumped overboard. Within a certain distance from shore or in special areas, it has to be treated first (of course the Navy usually doesn't have to follow the rules), alternatively, depending on the ship it may be held in a tank until port, but this seems very impractical on a sub.

>>31311775

Funds

>>31311775
It was an issue early in their service life. Same for the Trafalgars and others. Pretty much fixed now, but they still lose one or two every so often. Especially when they turn Free Willy into roadkill at 25 knots.

>>31311896
How often do subs strike marine wild life?

>>31311916
The larger, slower animals are actually not uncommon. Whales, mostly. Generally not killer whales, either, I was joking there. Everything else is lithe and alert against predators enough to get out of the way, and other large sealife (large squid, for instance) is far less dense and damaging and/or lacking bones.

Considering how far SSNs travel and how often they operate near spawning/traveling routes for whales, it's a wonder they don't hit more. As it is, I'd figure about 1 in 25 or so patrols smack a whale hard enough to require light repair work.

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>>31312018
D-do the whales die?

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>>31311775
Anechoic tiles are not actually intended to lower sound emissions, they are for protection from giant squid.
The suckers attack to the tiles, which fall off, allowing the submarine to escape.

>>31312018
Don't forget the fun times the US had when sharks were eating parts of their subs

>>31312035
Sometimes. Often hard to say. They don't stop and perform CPR.

Honestly, far, far more whales and other marine mammals like manatees die from being struck by surface shipping, ferries, etc. than subs.

>>31312099
Nemo go and stay go.

>>31312117
Aw, they were just saying hi. It's the whales trying to fuck the sub while you're lying doggo outside a harbor waiting for a boomer where things get squicky.

>>31312099
zozzle

>>31311565
>It may or may not go in the loo.

>>31311551
Poop deck

Buddy from the Haddock said it'll blow back at you at very high psi if you don't empty it correctly

DESIGNATED

On their dicks, it's the Navy

SHITTING

SUBS

>>31312099
OMG. Is this true? No trolling seriously do squids glomp subs?

>>31313451
Jesus, son. Go read 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea already.

>>31312099

No, the tiles are where you attach the blood sacrifice to the deep ones. If they take the tiles off the sacrifices are accepted, and they will continue to maintain the deep-water hydrophone network. If it's not accepted it's easier just to remove the tiles than scrape the waterlogged corpse off of 'em.

>>31313532
No, that was before the CIA screwed the pooch and fucked with the Jennifer Morgue site. Now they take David Hasselhoff LPs on stainless steel pressings or its your ass.

>>31313010
That's what sunk a u-boat in WW2

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_submarine_U-1206

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>>31312035

>>31311551
It gets highly compressed, then loaded into the torp tubes.
Nothing can deal with the aftermath of being hit by 5 tonnes of compressed shit hitting it at high speed.

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>>31314061

I wasn't prepared for these feels

They are issued opium to induce constipation so they don't have to poo while operating.

>>31315262

The foil hat in me is suspicious that a synthetic opioid that has no mind altering effects but retains the constipation effect is present in military MREs.

Its the only way to explain the consistent reports of severe constipation from MREs by both soldiers and civvies, especially considering forced hydration.

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Dear god, imagine serving on an indian submarine.

>>31316281

literally no different than an American submarine

there's a big sewage tank somewhere in that sub, which requires cleaning every month (specifically scraping the sides so the collected feces do not clog it). Usually this task is given to the newest member of the crew but it's also used as an NJP. By the time people have served 2-3 months on it they get used to donning a wetsuit and swimming in slightly warm human shit

the only ones who do not suffer this fate are nukes but only because they the only ones on board who are not easily replaceable

>>31316325
>literally no different than an American submarine

Except that you'll die when your sub catches fire in port since all of your officers are incompetent subhuman shitbirds.

But aside from that, it's an identical experience, yeah.

>>31311551
>Is it possible to track a submarine by smell?
Now you're just being fuking stupid.

>>31316325
>there's a big sewage tank somewhere in that sub
The sub is the sewage tank
>swimming in slightly warm human shit
That is the experience of being an Indian Submarine crewman

>>31313931
This article cites Vice as a source.

>>31316281
>>31316365
>>>/int/

>>31311828
It's held in a storage tank. When it fills up they dump it into the ocean. Local sea life take care of the rest. Of course this makes noise so they only do it when silence isn't a priority.

One rumor is if a sub needs a distraction they'll dump sewage in a spot so the fish go nuts, then move away quietly while everyone's sonar is on the feeding frenzy.

>>31312035
gonna need a source on that crop

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U-434

>>31316961
What am I looking at here?

>>31311551
>Where does the poo go?
In India they say.

>>31318977
Toilet room of an soviet build subarine (u-434)

>>31316961
Literally shit-tier

>>31319146
Wanna see more?
Was there 3 days ago

>>31313017
I laughed.

>>31315619
>synthetic opioid that has no mind altering effects but retains the constipation effect

What is Loperamide?

>>31319155
Yes please.
Also, did you bring a blue light? Did you see a lot of cum stains?

>>31320422

0_____0

Does loperamide show up on conventional drug tests?

If it doesn't, its definitely a suspect as to why MREs have legendary constipation effects.

The best guess is military officials don't want troops pooping in combat.