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Oberon SSK Sub Brief Part 2 (Patreon)

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2020-08-17 21:14:11
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2026-06
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This episode focuses on the export version of the Oberon SSK and the improvements they received.

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Oberon Sub Brief Part 2 Canada and Australia.mp4

This is "Oberon Sub Brief Part 2 Canada and Australia.mp4" by Aaron Amick on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Comments

Andrew MacDougall

Is this what was streamed on youtube earlier today?

Seahour

I wondered about that too. I think it was, but don't know.

Singing Toad

Thanks for this video Capt. Jive and bless your soul for trying to pronounce those Canadian O-Boat names. Btw, Ojibwa is pronounced: "Oh-Jibb-Way", and you actually got 'Okanagan' correct, which impressed me as a Canuck. Cheers and please keep up the good work...

Brandon McClelland

Yea you got the pronunciation correct for the Okanagan when going through the specific boats. It's the name of a lake with a few towns around it. Also where I live. Thanks for the awesome videos as well.

Whitzwolf

Thanks for your hard work on the Oberon's Jive!

Seahour

Great Brief! I loved the personal touches! Your PING golf hat is hilarious! I can't believe more sailors didn't get it right away! XD These O-boats capabilities in the intel roll is impressive.

bgabor1911 .

I wanted to ask for some time now, Jive: Do you plan to make lectures about american subs in the future? I mean nothing recent of course. Just some very old, but intresting stuff, like the Skate class, Barbel class, or the legendary Skipjack class. That would be very cool. I know of course that this could be a touchy subject, but these ships were designed and built some 60 years ago.

Jayson Rothman

Why do the Oberons have such a huge sail? Is there a design / tactical reason for it? It gives the boats a "comical" look to it.

ComicBookGuy

Pretty sure the Storozhevoy is a Krivak I FFG

Black Fox

So if you are wondering if the aft tubes on Canadian Boats were loaded. Apparently not. When I was a teen I was lucky enough to talk to a O-Boat submariner and he said they stored beer in them. I figured he was pulling my leg, but I just had it confirmed by another O-boat submariner "Used to put beer and pop in them but after Soup refit the tube were gone but we used the COT( used to replace the weight of a fish with water). That held 446 cloth gash bags of pop and beer( i know this because I ran the canteen)"

pat.h.n123456789@gmail.com

As a tourist I went onboard HMCS Ojibwa in the late 90s. I was impressed by how tidy it was. I had also been onboard the Foxtrot-class museum ship B-39, which had a similar layout but showed much more decay.

Phoa Yew Hui

The successor to the Oberon class was the Upholder class. A short service with the UK followed by transfer to Canada. Also a cold war warrior. That should make an interesting sub brief!

Geoff Gunter

I managed a visit to the Onondaga there in Quebec. What a fascinating experience. One part I loved was seeing fire control in the control room. Epic!

Chris

I served on 2 of these. Otway and Ovens.