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claytonkaras-452-532350 — 10 years ago(March 11, 2016 12:07 PM)

That would kill or my likely injure the crew with the way the sun comes vertical out of the water like that .

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but only from season 2 onwards.
Pointless witty comment here

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And that shovel-head bow would have a lot of impact force to it; much more than a conventional sub. This probably explains why the Flying Sub crashed about 50% of the times it was deployed - as I recall, it was berthed directly under the bow, which means it got hammered every time the sub breached.

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It's called breaching. Sailors are taught what to do in an emergency so that they don't die. You can Google it, and you can find videos on YouTube.
I've been in a "dive-and-drive" Trident sub trainer and got to experience what it feels like to be at the angle for breaching, but they didn't crash it down.

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Sorry a lot of typos

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