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The number of active duty submariners is always a fluid number, being it's an all-volunteer service of the Navy. The numbers have always been historically small; the Submarine Force typically only comprises about 5-6% of the Navy's overall personnel.
In today's terms (assuming 300,000 active duty sailors), given the number of active submarines, newcon (new construction) boats, those who are in the training pipeline, and those in command / support units, the number is likely between 15,000 and 20,000.
It's important to understand that like most hazardous duty services, there are physical and mental requirements that must be met by all volunteers before actually being allowed to a submariner. The most obvious is claustrophobia; unless you're comfortable being in tight, cramped spaces for weeks at a time without seeing daylight (and most people aren't), being on a submarine crew isn't the best career option.
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What happens when a submarine implodes?
All the sailors in it die.
Do sailors hot bunk on a Collins class submarine?
yes
How many us sailors died in the Vietnam war?
About 2,555 US Sailors died in the war. This figure takes into account US Navy airmen and riverine sailors.
How many soldiers and sailors are currently in the US armed forces?
several
How many us navy were killed in Vietnam?
2,555 US Sailors were killed in the Viet War.
Who authorised ashes of japanese submarine sailors in the 1942 attack in sydney harbour?
The Australian war cabinet.
What two mirrors device use by sailors in a submarine?
The periscope, and I believe they have a lot more than 2 mirrors.
US sailors were kidnapped to serve here?
Shanghai was one place that sailors were taken to, many from San Francisco.
What technology was developed to help sailors escape a submarine accident?
The technology developed to help sailors escape from a submarine accident is known as the Submarine Escape and Rescue (SMER) system. This system includes various escape pods, such as the "DISSUB" escape capsule, which allows submariners to safely ascend to the surface in case of emergencies. Additionally, advanced technologies like the "Submarine Rescue Vehicle" (SRV) are designed to rescue trapped crew members by docking with the submarine and providing a safe means of escape. These innovations have significantly improved the safety and survivability of submariners during emergencies.
How many died at Guadalcanel?
Over 1,700 US Marines, over 400 US Airmen, and nearly 5,000 US Sailors perished at Guadalcanal.
How many US submarines sank in World War 1?
Only one US submarine sank in World War One.
How many us soliers were killed in Vietnam?
Discounting Airman, Marines, and Sailors: Over 38,000 US Soldiers were killed in Vietnam.
