I accidentally a submarine.

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>>34608746
There were torpedoes.

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>>34608746
I see...

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>>34608756
There was a comfy place.

>>34608746
I've always wanted to buy a submarine and bury it in the ground so that the conning tower is exposed. I want to renovate it as a house and fill the rest of my lot with long waving grass.

cool soviet sub, brah

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There was a way to tell what direction.

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>>34608763
There was a pistol.

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There were things to spin everywhere.

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There was tubing.

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>>34608814
There was a place to poo.

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There was a big gun.

THERE WAS APPARENTLY NO SPINNING THE IMAGES RIGHT WAY AROUND

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>>34608860
There was a command place.

>>34608860
Stop phoneposting.

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>>34608877
There was more tubing.

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>>34608887
Subs are the best.

>>34608746
USS Drum, right? Didja see the Type 99 LMG and Type 100 SMG on the 'Bama?

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The average temperature on a submarine during WW2 was 95 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Many submarines were made in Wisconsin then dragged through Chicago and over to the Mississippi River and they had to go the whole length until they go to the Gulf of Mexico. Then they were armed.

They had red and green lights.

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The submarine also has an outside part.

>>34608943
Tell me more op

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The submarine uses Diesel engines on the surface only.
They charge batteries.

>>34608839
>no shelf

Where am I supposed to put my cereal bowl??

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>>34608979
A salmon has a better sense of smell than a dog or a bear.
https://youtu.be/dDj7DuHVV9E

Submariners did not get to take their first shower until 3 weeks at see and the only got to use 2 gallons of water. Submarines were called pig boats because they smelled bad inside.

>>34608771
That would be awesome
>sky of blue
>sea of green

>>34609014
Submariners made 40% more pay.
23% of submarines were lost at sea.

>>34609020
>red roses too

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This is a door.

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>>34609031
>I see them bloom for me and you.

>>34608746
>welcome to my blog

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This is also a door.

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>>34609057
The submarine has a top.

>>34609035
>>34609062
>door
RRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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This is also the top part.

>>34608771
>>34609020
As recommended by Ian of Forgotten Weapons
(he built his own house from this stuff)
http://www.earthshelter.com/models/
Just go for the Extended Dome shape and place a little atrium tower in the middle. It's also fairly cheap!

>>34609017
>Submariners did not get to take their first shower until 3 weeks at see and the only got to use 2 gallons of water. Submarines were called pig boats because they smelled bad inside.
Why not use sea water?

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>>34609083
This submarine is wooden.

>>34609077
>>34609088
a-anon, I don't think this is a submarine

>>34609088
Sweet Oerlikons
>>34609112
Old subs have deck guns

>>34609096
salt

>>34609112
Have you never fucking SEEN a WW2 sub, god damn

>>34609096
The submarine is able to desalinate 750 gallons a day but most of that water was used for the batteries which had to be kept full and then for cooking and kitchen cleaning. Bathing came last.

The cook was made to shower every day.
Officers showered once per week.
Captains as much as they pleased.
Enlisted showered monthly... and rotated shifts on shared beds.

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>>34609112
It's a bit like my grandfather's; He was a mechanic mate on the USS Tunny as a nuclear deterrent sub patrol in the Cold War

He has awesome stories.

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>>34609183
>enlisted showered monthly
Do bad people become submariners when they die?

But does it chooch?

OP, what the fuck? Did you not take a picture of the torpedo computer?

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>>34609289
Here you can see the engine also has parts inside it.

Hey OP,

I screamed in agony as I read your thread, the power...

If my cat told me to destroy the world I would.

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>>34609461
This is the empty space behind an engine.

>>34609461
t. reed grandi

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This is a good thread.

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neat

Uss Bofin?

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I climbed into mine and when I came up we were in the middle of nowhere

>>34609728
>Uss Raton
Whoops just saw the other pics, looks like you had a fun day bro

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>>34609748
>>34609728
>USS Cobia
god damn my fleet boat sub ID is rusty

There was a good thread.

Reminds me of when I spent a night on the Torsk in the harbor of Baltimore. It was p. neat

>>34609651
wot is this

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>>34609730
In WW2 enlisted were not allowed on deck for the duration of a 60 patrol.

Thank you for your service.

>>34609918

You do if you're a mechanic mate and have to grease the peri and deck guns, among other things.

>>34609918
Yeah. Officers don't clean or paint shit.

Nor do they operate shooty things.

>>34608839

>toilet paper hung underhand

THE NAZIS SHOULD HAVE WON

>>34613779
If you did not adjust properly the valves to account for pressure, the last persons poop would fly at you when you "flushed".

>>34608860

ye i stopped after this comment because the orientation was lame

>>34609873
cold war era war hero from norway

>>34614873
>what is exif data

>>34614120
Heh, my grandfather said if you did it REALLY wrong, it could kill you.

>>34608839
Was there any sort of TP rationing on subs? They could only carry so much. Did you get 1 roll a week or was it more strict than that?

>>34609828
I went there during last year's fleet and air show. How did you manage to spend the night?

>>34609281

I'd love to see an AVE video where he takes apart a sub and critiques it

But where sleep

>>34616044
Which happened, never accidentally a U-Boat toilet
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_submarine_U-1206#Fate

>>34608746
That in Manitowoc, OP?

>>34620641
>There was a Kriegsmariner that had to live with the shame of indirectly sinking his own sub by taking a shit and not flushing correctly.

>>34609093
Did he build it himself or did he get it contracted out for the construction.

I figure any plumbing and electrical work would definitely need to have someone to come in and do, as well as doing the foundation and digging.

But hell, even that only amounts to something like 40k if you're going turbo tard high end, the land might end up costing you more.

Would be pretty comfy to have as a get away. Drill a well for water, get a water collection system going for a small green house, get some solar panels hooked up and live mostly off the grid.

I could easily see myself retiring on so.ething like that, and spending the rest of my days in the workshop tinkering, building funs, and other far-flung futuristic cyber punk shit we'll see in the coming decades.

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Kure Naval Museum.

They accidentally a whole submarine, several blocks in from the docks.

>>34620877
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUIPfkxZaO8

>>34608771
How are you going to move it into your probably backyard?

>>34608814
>Do Not Paint
>Warning and reason painted on
I love the military.

>>34621714
Basically work as a bartender and eat ramen for like 3 years inna city then buy like fuckin idunno amount of land and build house?

>>34621714
Doesn't answer all the questions I have, but helps.

I'm more concerned with the structural integrity of the shell, as well as what the hell they're covering it with.

It looks like some kind of tarp they then cement over. If so, I got to wonder how it's hold up with the addition of a basement added.

Their website says it's got an on staff engineer that works this all out and certifies the plans so they definitely seem legit and knowledgeable enough.

And for 50k Ian said? That's pretty damn reasonable. Figuring land, plumbing, utilities, foundation and everything else.

>>34622566
>I got to wonder how it's hold up with the addition of a basement added.
You don't add a basement. It IS the basement. That thing later on gets fully covered in soil and buried underground. Only the front wall stays free.
If you want more space, just plonk down a second dome or a third. Without utilities they're dirt cheap. On their website, it says for the very biggest variation of the 50 dome 100k.

>>34621714
Nice