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The life and times of the Victor I SSN.

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2019-09-28 12-17-21_1.mp4

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pin_die

Victors sure sound like "fun" to serve on, they are on fire half the time and the other half they bump into stuff.

Myron Lochridge

great video, keep up the good work captain. kl

Katfezza

I do love these videos. All fascinating. Thanks again for your efforts.

Eric

Jive, these just keep getting better and better every time. I mean that. Awesome work. Can you please, please, please, do this for projekt 705/Alfa and especially 971/Akula!!! BTW, did you make Chief when you were in?

Alexander

Again a great one Jive. I love the Kitty Hawk collision story, antisubmarine carrier number one lol. And how they later analyzed rest of the coatingt on from her bow. Like always thanks for good work I I learned a lot. Be save Alex

Steven Cross

I was surprised the Victor 1 was nosier than the Alfa! Great vid :D

Joseph Orr

Most excellent, detailed briefing, Jive.

Gav Don

Jive, when you get to the Tango, Foxtrot and USS Bluewater I have internal color photos that you can use (free, with a credit).

Gav Don

PS you can find me on Linkedin and connect at Gav Don

Jeffrey L. Mitzel

So excellent..I’ve always been fascinated by subs and you provide a fantastic window to that world..BZ..

Seahour

Great Job! Good info!

Aaron Amick

Thank you, I will do Foxtrot sometime in 2020. I'd love to include those photos then and put you on the Sources page.

Starchface

Enjoyed the video Jive! Brilliant. Looking forward to the rest of the Victors and the Novembers in November.

Karl Wooffindin

Great video. You talk about number of missions completed and they seem quite low, for example in a life of a 688 would the mission count be comparable?

R Lee Hawkins

Great brief. In the future, it would be good not to use white text on a yellow background. Very hard to read due to low contrast. Also, Kamchatka is over 400 miles from the nearest point in Alaska (Attu Island).

Steve Thompson

Here's an "out of the box" suggestion. how about a video on the history of the wristwatch the Russian submariners used to wear, the Vostok Amphibia ?

112 David L

For the Aussie's on here regarding the K-69 collisions... Crew "Captain we've struck another vessel!" Captain "Charter boat? What charter boat?" Its an Aussie joke that Aussie's would only get.