Comments by "ncrdisabled Submarine vet" (@ncrdisabled) on "" video.

I was in the NAVY for 7 years and went in flat broke and they gave me everything I needed .my dad was a master mechanic for over 30 years and I learned a lot so I had no money so a recruiter got a hold of me and of course fill me with lies But he did say they will give you every thing you need . So I went in and went to electronics to broaden my knowledge when I was in reactor school they teach both so I seen a lot oif guys flunk out due to they could read a book pass every test but when they had to replace a recirc pump they could not get the grasp. The navy did have a great way to teach 1 you read about it 2 they tell you about it 3 they show you how to do it 4 you have to do it . The failure rate is so high 1 because it is crammed down your throat and every test you must pass at 100.00 percent. I went on to submarines even a harder thing to do there is a 40 % drop out by the time you get on a sub. We had guys come on and could not stand the closed in areas . Me I loved it . The one crazy thing we would do to the new guys it tire a string between the bulk head and go down 900 feet and its now on the floor.
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