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Could you live underwater for months on end in a cramped metal tube, all while under the pressure of an enemy attack? Here’s why it SUCKS to live on a submarine. Because submarines are so small and operate under the water, certain comforts that Sailors on surface ships take for granted are not available, like having your own rack. In Navy jargon, a rack is a bed and some subs force the crew to do what is called hot racking. That means when you are out and about for the day, someone you may not like with potentially questionable hygiene is sleeping in your rack! Mess decks are where sailors eat, and there is minimal seating on submarines. Usually, between six to a dozen people at a time can fit on the mess decks to eat, so you better scarf that meal down quick before the next guy, or gal needs to eat! Even worse, while surface ships enjoy periods of spotty internet, subs can’t get emails out most of the time, and outside line calls are not an option, so sailors on subs may go weeks or even months without communicating with their family while on patrol. #themilitaryshow

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