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    Default Inside Submarines

    SSN Rubis.


    SNN Sea Wolf


    SSBN Le Vigilant



    SSBN OHIO


    SSBN TYPHOON


    Kursk (I think)


    please post more if you have some
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    Victor class


    The sonar looks weird

    French SSBN







    (Micro$oft spies on French boomers)




    (lol wtf? and these guys are seatting feet away from the most powerfull weapons on earth...officer quarter)




    Thanks to Perry from air-defense for the pictures
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    Good idea for a thread. I'm subscribin'.
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    Great photos. Thanks for posting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xav View Post
    SSN Rubis.
    That is not a RUBIS class : The pilot station doesn't match, such as the TSP (tableau de sécurité plongée). The watch periscop is the model we had before modernization.
    A really mysterious picture !
    Some details on the TSP make me think of older SSBN.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronguild View Post
    That is not a RUBIS class : The pilot station doesn't match, such as the TSP (tableau de sécurité plongée). The watch periscop is the model we had before modernization.
    A really mysterious picture !
    Some details on the TSP make me think of older SSBN.
    Simulator?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paddy51 View Post
    Simulator?
    More an industrial display, a kind of showroom !
    We don't mix pilot and security training with a real periscop.
    The pilot simulator in the submarine school are dynamic to train the team in high angle situation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronguild View Post
    More an industrial display, a kind of showroom !
    We don't mix pilot and security training with a real periscop.
    The pilot simulator in the submarine school are dynamic to train the team in high angle situation.
    LOL

    Funnily enough, my first thought was that this was a movie set but then I thought that might be silly.. ???

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    Fantastic pic's thanks
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    anyone know what the deal is with the red light consoles on the american ships? Looks fantastic but is there a real function behind it?
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    Wow great thread! Keep movin' !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pistol Prawn View Post
    anyone know what the deal is with the red light consoles on the american ships? Looks fantastic but is there a real function behind it?
    Sure !
    Must be rudder control (angle, vertical speed, ...) and oil distribution display.
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    Great thread!

    Some old pics from Oscar-1 class:



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    Typhoon

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    'Old' Kilo (877E & 877EKM)





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