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Papa SSGN Sub Brief (Patreon)

Published:
2020-02-20 15:42:13
Edited:
2020-06-09 18:56:37
Imported:
2026-06
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Content

Here is the full Papa SSGN Sub Brief video

Files

Papa SSGN Sub Brief.mp4

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Comments

Blair Siegel

Another quality brief there Jive. Nice to see you’re using metric measurements now too🤣.

Blair Siegel

Further resistance is futile.

Chronus

Wow great video, thank you! The new format isn't bad at all.

Andrew MacDougall

Thanks again to Saturnax! So these audiobooks will be available even if the Jive Turkey YT or patreon channel goes down? They're basically archived? Also what is the cost?

Aaron Amick

I am still working out the details with audio book distributors. There is no price set yet.

Andrew MacDougall

What would cause a primary coolant depressurization other than a leak? Is there any reason an operator would do this on purpose?

Andrew MacDougall

When the reactor compartment sits in dry dock before defueling, does it stay operational and require a crew? Must it be kept running?

PaulTheWolf

Yesssss! So excited for this! One of my favorite subs. Thanks JT!

Whitzwolf

Thanks for another brief Jive, a great example of Soviet ingenuity. Liking the new format and slick graphics too!

R Lee Hawkins

Good brief. One question though... from getting my Nuclear Energy Merit Badge as a scout, through undergraduate and graduate degrees in Physics, to recently (re)reading "Rickover and the Nuclear Navy", these types of plants were always called Pressurized Water Reactors (PWRs). Why did you choose to call them "Water-Pressurized Reactors (WPRs)"? I know it seems like a small difference, but I'm interested in what different communities call the same exact thing. Were they called WPRs on your boat?