Submarines are a nuclear weapon used in the United States Navy, with sailors aboard, loading torpedoes. This job is hard to fathom, with usually 150 sailors in tight quarters for months at a time.

Submarines are a nuclear weapon used in the United States Navy, with sailors aboard, loading torpedoes. This job is hard to fathom, with usually 150 sailors in tight quarters for months at a time.

The Navy invited CBS 8 to experience the confined quarters of a submarine and speak with the crew that ... there's not enough room on a sub to give all 120 sailors onboard their own place to sleep.

With deployments underwater typically running 90 days, life onboard a submarine is anything but normal. Cramped quarters are the norm, and sailors must have the right technical know-how as well as ...

“There’ll be separate berthing quarters, or sleeping quarters, and also shower and bathroom facilities, specifically for females.” The submarine will have a crew of 120 enlisted personnel ...

The USS New Jersey was the first submarine in the U.S. Navy' s ... The Navy lifted the ban on women on submarines back in 2010, retrofitting bathrooms and sleeping quarters to accommodate them.

The Navy’s first fully gender-integrated submarine joined the fleet with changes to reflect an increase of women sailors serving in positions that were ... which means 12 sleeping quarters, ...

The two-story submarine museum next to the submarine details the many adventures of the USS Silverside throughout World War II, its significance in battle and personal accounts from its crew.