Ever wondered how US Navy sailors eat while spending months underwater in complete isolation?
In this video, we take you inside the tiny kitchen of a $4B US submarine that feeds 150 sailors — a space no bigger than a small room, yet it keeps an entire crew alive beneath the ocean’s surface.
You’ll get a full submarine kitchen tour, see what meals are served, how food is prepared, and the logistics behind feeding a crew of over 150 in a confined underwater war machine.
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🍽️ From pre-dawn meal prep to midnight snacks, this is a raw look at what it’s like to live, cook, and survive beneath the waves inside one of the most expensive military machines ever built.
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I have to comment. After serving 3 years 11 months and 22 days active duty airborne. I got out and joined the Fire Department as a career Firefighter/Paramedic after training. I was assigned to a Fire Station that was quite large. Engine, Tower ladder, Rescue and a District Chief. There was an old salt Engineer complete with a handle bar mustache. He was the Engineer on the Ladder truck. He was also a Navy veteran. His job was a cook on a Submarine during the Vietnam war. I have never in my life ate better meals. We paid 10$ per shift for breakfast , lunch and dinner. All fresh cooking. Amazingly He was feeding 10 people. Never did we go hungry and rarely had leftovers. He has since passed away and I miss that man. He showed me how . I continued His legacy by doing the same thing. Hats off to these submarine culinary specialists. You have absolutely no idea that what you do is completely appreciated. Your crew should do for you what we did for Him. The finest Scotch money can buy and a smuggled Cuban Cigar!
The whole planet 🌍 should be feed like this,4 quality meats every day,365 Dias a year😊🙏🏾🕊️
Well done submarine heroes
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This would be interesting without the annoying adjetivation and hyping
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Bravo to our Navy's Culinary Specialists! Our Navy's resiliency continues to be proven as the leader in technological advancements and sustainability at 360° both air, land and sea (second to none) for others to emulate, including the Navy's advancements in food service on the global front! Back in my day, our Navy personnel in food service, went from Navy Cooks to Navy Mess Specialists, and now, to the well deserved rating title as Navy Culinary Specialists, and thus, fast tracking to the Master Chef title! I miss the camaraderie and respect during my 30-year stint in the U.S. Navy! God bless our Sailors and Troops!
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I served on the USS Anchorage LSD-36 and i can say that the sub guys get the best chow because they earn it. SID REP BABY!
Ok, so they can cook american junk food under pressure and we compare them with michelin star chefs???
"grow-ton, Connecticut" lol GROT-on
Too bad America doesn’t care at all about feeding poor, disadvantaged civilians. 🙁
why not show the actuoal kitchen. this is not it
Comparing these culinary specialists aka CS’s to Michelin star chefs is just wildly misleading and not true whatsoever, but these CS’s do a phenomenal job and are the keys of boosting morale onboard our ships. I was on an aircraft carrier the USS Harry S. Truman for a few years and that was some of the best food I’ve ever had onboard a ship. Especially on Christmas Day on our maiden deployment it was a meal that I will never forget.
Thank God for USA Navy! MAGA
Gordon Ramsey never goes to submarine kitchen why is that?
10×12 foot bathroom? sheeeettt…….I wish. Try half that size in my place.
My ROTC Advanced Camp in ‘92: “Eat? We just ate!” (That was 5 hours ago, cadet.)
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10×12? im not seeing a 10×12 kitchen…
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No 🙂↔️ disrespect 😜 but several of the people in this video are clearly overweight, granted, I don't make the rules, just an observation 😂
Unsure why there is so much hate from people whom haven't served our country. Our military would appreciate your great "culinary" excellence. 🤦🏾🤷🏾♂️
As a college student and member of the military, the repetitive nature of this video is crazy.
Too much glazing for this to be enjoyable.
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