DrQ
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I worked with a guy in the '80s who had emigrated from Russia. He was in the surface navy and had stories on how miserable life was aboard ship. I can now see what he was talking about ... YECKKK!
Fascinating images show the cramped interior of a Cold War-era Soviet submarine, which once stalked Nato ships with a nuclear-armed torpedo and nearly 80 men squeezed on board
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Fascinating images show the cramped interior of a Cold War-era Soviet submarine, which once stalked Nato ships with a nuclear-armed torpedo and nearly 80 men squeezed on board
- The images show the interior of Foxtrot-class submarine B-143, which served for 31 years from 1960
- They were taken by Olga Sorukhanova and Vladimir Kouksov, who run Chiffa Photography together
- According to naval expert H. I Sutton, she would have been a patrol submarine, intended to fight ships
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Images show the cramped interior of a Cold War-era Soviet submarine
The pictures, taken in Belgium, show the poky interior of a Foxtrot-class Soviet submarine called B-143, operational until 1991. Foxtrot subs gained notoriety during the Cuban Missile Crisis.