Teambuilding onboard to Royal Navy Sinking Ship Simulator

[AnoDavidNight]

Loved it, and never looked back.

[AwesomeFantasyXI]

do i need to be able to open my eyes underwater to join the navy?

[shaneyishere]

@AwesomeFantasyXI you also need to have gills.

[smileywinks]

I want to be a Logistics Officer in the royal navy when I'm older, I don't only need to know how to do this really well, but I'll have to lead it, and it looks terrifying!!

[technomoo]

It is quite scary and the water freezing, but the adrenaline is pumping and it makes 45 mins seem like 10.

[rodgerq]

its not called the havoc test/simulator. its called the Damage Repair Instructional Unit (DRIU). Its great fun but dealing with that situation for real would be hideously terrifying.

[marleymk1]

I would like to congratulate WARTSILAONE for wasting tax payers money, cheers

[dignhope]

@marleymk1  Ditto

[technomoo]

@marleymk1 at least he had a go.

[wartsilaone]

I have actually gone through this training and it is very scary. The water is freezing and you cant see anything when the lights go out then you bang in to stuff as you slosh about. This was one of the reasons why I left the navy after finishing basic training.

[tylerrossi46]

It's actually called the havoc test/simulator

[askmagus]

I would actually like to give this a go! =^_^=

[bennybass2000]

how scary is that!!!!!!!!