Navy Submarine Force - Silent Service - RECON - Military Videos - The Pentagon Channel

Navy Submarine Force - Silent Service - RECON - Military Videos - The Pentagon Channel

In the December 2010 edition, Recon takes a closer look at the missions and crews of the U.S. Navy submarine force. They stand ready to deter, and if needed, to strike.
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[mrgianlucavialli]

excellent presentation guys!having served on hms torbay royal navy t class attack submarine as an mem ,i recall being given a guided tour on board uss hampton ssn767 688 los angeles class when she was berthed at hmnb devonport .i remember being told to make sure the usn ratings in town were ok !by my warrant officer! great bunch of lads 2005!and we had carrot cake in the ratings mess .thanks and god bless america!especially the usn!

[newsboxworld]

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[TheMyspacecolection]

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[pr4runner]

Thank you for keep America safe.