48 Hour Traveller: ONONDAGA Submarine in Rimouski, Quebec

The ONONDAGA is the Canadian submarine with the longest active career in the history of the Canadian Navy. The best part is it is now a submarine museum that you can come aboard and see what it was like to be one of the crew members! This 48 Hour Traveller "Trip Clip" shows you from end to end the inside of this submarine.... careful about those torpedoes! More info at: http://www.shmp.qc.ca See more Trip Clips and find us on Facebook - http://facebook.com/48HourTraveller & Tweet us your travels - http://twitter.com/48HourTraveller

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[48HourTraveller]

@l3ullshitter Yes, I would not want to upset a crew operating one of these subs!

[l3ullshitter]

In spite of having being introduced by Great Britain only shortly after World War II (their design largely influenced by the German Type XXI U-boat), the Oberon class in Canadian service were modernized to utilize the Mark-48 torpedo. Simply put, these old boats could sink any modern warship and/or submarine afloat.

[48HourTraveller]

@dajavuphoto Good stuff! It really is pretty cool to see what it is like onboard!

[dajavuphoto]

Good timing posting this today, I just watched the "Monster Moves" episode of this sub's trip from Halifax to Rimouski!