The submarine commander decided to hit a fun party on the coronavirus

The British nuclear-powered captain HMS Trenchant is suspected of organizing an "anti-quarantine party." Prior to this Royal submarine fleet was in a long voyage, which lasted two months.

It is reported by the British newspaper Daily Mail.

Britain’s introduction of tough measures against the spread of coronavirus caught the crew of a nuclear submarine on a two-month campaign, during which the sailors were in the confined space of the submarine.

Returning from the campaign, the crew of the submarine had to immediately go to two-week quarantine. Instead, British sailors threw a fun barbecue party near their submarine, at the marina of Devonport Naval Base.

The event was attended by 150 crew members of the submarine. The party was a success.

As it turned out, the commander of the atomic submarine, instead of letting the sailors home, where they were supposed to be in isolation for two weeks, decided to raise morale with the help of a party upon returning from the campaign.

This became known to the command when the party participants filmed it on video and posted it on social networks.

Comments

[Fedorov]

As for me - a normal move, the commander made a strong-willed and correct decision. Two months hanging out on two cubic meters ... Not according to the charter, what they have there, but well done.

[Grandfather]

The submarine commander decided to hit a fun party on the coronavirus

if there are no patients, why not? Well, rolled after a hike ... business then ....

[Teberii]

Orders of higher commanders are not discussed. Although sailors can also be understood.

[alone]

Quote: Dead Day

if there are no patients, why not? Well, rolled after a hike ... business then ....

Well, it’s the commander who finds out in 10 days .. if they are, a military tribunal is waiting

[knn54]

"We drink not for drunkenness,
And for the medicine,
We’re not drinking a teaspoon,
And a tea glass,
Let the gluttony moisture spill
Throughout the bodily periphery! (Amen!)".
The commander, I think, is either our roots ... or Scottish.

[TermNachTer]

The submarine fleet of Her Majesty, has recently been distinguished by various jokes. Is it good?

[Charik]

yeah fun-addicts on nuclear submarines with ICBMs

[TermNachTer]

In my opinion, it was not SSBN, but multi-purpose.

[Charik]

Seven sailors from the British nuclear submarine HMS Talent, which was supposed to begin operations to track Russian submarines in the North Sea, were discharged from service due to the use of cocaine before sailing, the nuclear submarine HMS Talent (S 92) is the sixth in a series of of seven Trafalgar class submarines, she is a carrier of Tomahawk cruise missiles. An i-similar scandal in the British Navy erupted in 2017. Then, due to drug use, nine submariners from the nuclear submarine HMS Vigilant-Wangard-class Submarines (equipped with Trident II ballistic missiles) were dismissed

[TermNachTer]

Sorry, the story on "Vengard" somehow passed by.

[Charik]

good, for which I did not charge you

[svp67]

But what did the commander do so badly? It means that the crew could have been all together on a long voyage, but there was no way to spend the evening on the shore ... Here, something is not said. I think that judging by the number of participants, which is 150 people, this party was attended not only by the crew members, but also by their family members, and in this case, the "captain" was clearly wrong

[Dart2027]

Quote: svp67

there were not only crew members, but also members of their families, and in this case, the "captain" was clearly wrong

Yes how to say

instead of let sailors go homewhere they were supposed to be in isolation for two weeks

That is, in any case, they would meet with their relatives and this party has not changed anything.

[svp67]

Quote: Dart2027

That is, in any case, they would meet with their relatives and this party has not changed anything.

No ... in the event of a dissolution home, only a certain part of the crew would get sick, but here is the chance that everyone will

[Dart2027]

Quote: svp67

No ... in the event of a dissolution home, only a certain part of the crew would get sick

Then why dissolve it at all? Put in the barracks for a month.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: svp67

No ... in the event of a dissolution home, only a certain part of the crew would get sick, but here is the chance that everyone will

They will not get sick without contact with the shore. They were like herring in a barrel for 2 months and they got sick, and together they "rolled the kebabs", without strangers. That's what awaits them on the shore, that's another question. Now my brother-in-law called, he went to sea on the "fisherman" after the New Year, he will come home by August. No communication with the outside world, no sick.

[svp67]

Quote: tihonmarine

Do not get sick without communicating with the shore.

So it’s like they should let them go home to their families, but who knows how they are with the epidemiological situation

[tihonmarine]

Quote: svp67

So they’re supposed to let them go home to their families,

It's all by chance. They would sit in the sea for a couple of months, and they would not know grief.

[Usher]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: svp67

No ... in the event of a dissolution home, only a certain part of the crew would get sick, but here is the chance that everyone will

They will not get sick without contact with the shore. They were like herring in a barrel for 2 months and they got sick, and together they "rolled the kebabs", without strangers. That's what awaits them on the shore, that's another question. Now my brother-in-law called, he went to sea on the "fisherman" after the New Year, he will come home by August. No communication with the outside world, no sick.

So they write to you that 150 people are a lot for a submarine. There were outsiders

[Charik]

A crew like 130 bodies writes pikvedia

[Avior]

They were together for 2 months together on the boat, the party didn’t change anything

[Fedorov]

Or maybe he was right, families without husbands in any way, and no relatives.?

[Charik]

Maybe because next to the submarine?

[The leader of the Redskins]

Probably, in this case, you can set an example!

[Gray brother]

Sending the crew home "to quarantine" where their relatives will infect them is undoubtedly a wise decision.
They’ve been sitting in the same barrel for two months, I don’t understand the reason for the kipish.

[Amateur]

The commander of an English nuclear submarine is accused of having been engaged in ce x on board a ship with his subordinate during combat duty. The 25-year-old lieutenant Rebecca Edwards, had ex with commander Stuart Armstrong, who is 41 years old, during combat duty.
The lieutenant put on the cape of the captain of the submarine on her naked body and pacing along the conning tower, gave commands to the captain and other officers.

(daily mail)
And here the man only arranged barbecue for the team. Well done!

[rocket757]

Their service is both dangerous and difficult !!!
Yes, they also have no "commissar" in their crew, he would "raise" the level of military and political for them !!! to the proper height!
Honestly, the scandal is about nothing! sales seriously discuss this does not work.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: rocket757

Yes, they also have no "commissar" in their crew, he would "raise" the level of military and political for them !!!

Maybe not, but we had a "pop" on civilian courts even during the Soviet era.

[rocket757]

But where was he not that?
Different came across, but if it is harmful bore, this is the removal of the brain from the word at all!
Although there were very interesting personalities, this also cannot be noted.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: rocket757

Different came across, but if it is harmful bore, this is the removal of the brain from the word at all!

Very rarely, but there were good, but basically all of one "world" smears, I did not like them, especially with "bird names".

[Amateur]

Although there were very interesting personalities, this also cannot be noted.

In the early 80s, a new released party organizer was sent to our office - a retired captain of the 1st rank, head of the nuclear submarine brigade, and before that the political officer of the nuclear submarine, an absolutely normal and adequate man. On holidays, he wore a dress uniform with a decent iconostasis and, most importantly, with a dagger in a gilded scabbard and a white handle. In the evening, he went around the administration, everywhere congratulating the people a little bit (this was even before Yegor the fucking and Mishka the tagged one), and ended the round in our administration, because it was the youngest. We quickly escorted the ordinary people out and 3-4 people of the bosses listened to the stories of G.M. about how he swam, how the boats sailed; and about many other things that could not be written or read about. (The people were all with "tolerances", so no one was talking too much). It was very interesting. And he was a great guy. Clever and rare cynic.

[rocket757]

So that there is no thought, divers are a special caste! All of course we go under God, so they also pray to Neptune!

[Alf]

Quote: Amateur

The lieutenant put on the cape of the captain of the submarine on her naked body and pacing along the conning tower, gave commands to the captain and other officers.

I gave HONOR to the captain and officers ??? That was a gangbang ...

[Prisoner]

Well, okay. What is the crime? Out of the city, they wandered around. Two months in the ocean, then still sit in quarantine is the same complete kaput! And so at least a little before quarantine were dispelled.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Captive

Two months in the ocean, then still sit in quarantine is the same complete kaput!

The sailor’s cadets go to practice for more than two months, and that's normal.

[Pavel57]

The nuclear boat was 2 months in autonomous, why 2 more weeks of quarantine?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Pavel57

The nuclear boat was 2 months in autonomous, why 2 more weeks of quarantine?

The Frenchman was also a month, but the "caron" was found.

[carstorm 11]

perfect solution. after the campaign, knowing that people were being isolated, then he decided to rally the crew. violated the order of course. went to reprimand) I personally understand this decision and do not blame him. He gathered people in one place and so those who were together for 2 months. nothing threatened anyone like ...

[tihonmarine]

Returning from the campaign, the crew of the submarine had to immediately go to two-week quarantine. Instead, British sailors threw a fun barbecue party near their submarine, at the marina of Devonport Naval Base.

I approve, well done commander. Did a little rest after the campaign, sailors have such a right. Everything "through" only our own people, there are no strangers, there are no infected, they walked home to quarantine to their families.

[Zoomlion]

Social networks are evil

[APASUS]

If there was a patient among them, then in 2 months they would all get sick. Once the patients were not identified, then why not? Commander generally well done

[Jarserge]

How could he? !! Without identifying the informer to organize a booze? No security measures

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Jarserge

How could he? !! Without identifying the informer to organize a booze? No security measures

What kind of snitch? They also arranged a picnic on the pier, closed by the Navy, everywhere cameras were stuck, why the snitch. Yes, and probably with the music, yes the song was delayed, so the coastal drooling and anger, the dog was let down by the master.

[Jarserge]

I was so reprimanded. "For violation of security measures," the commander said, you know why

[Avior]

I don’t see a problem if the party was only for the team and there were no strangers
If there was a risk of infection, then everyone would have rebooted long ago

[Ros 56]

Yes, even if they arrange a booze for the whole fleet, you see half of them are crouching.

[GUSAR]

The British know how to thump, I saw it myself, but what is it like?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: GUSAR

The British know how to thump, I saw it myself, but what is it like?

They did not drink mine, nor did I. Here we always won, and in football we almost always lost.

[Oleg Skvortsov]

You can’t forbid to live beautifully))

[Maks1995]

Well done! what to say

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Quote: Teberii

Orders of higher commanders are not discussed. Although sailors can also be understood.

I don’t know how in Britain, but in the USA the tribunal consists of jurors in the same rank as the defendant. If in Britain the same way, they may well be justified.

[ILIA]

submarine 2 months at sea ...) so they are clearly healthy ..) why do they need quarantine themselves need to be careful not to get infected. Or get sick .. sailors with chronic diseases are clearly written off ashore ..

[iouris]

It is joyful to read about such actions by our potential partners. Faithful dear ...!

[faterdom]

And they sang a British folk sea song about Roma:
"... yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!"

[Pavel57]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Pavel57

The nuclear boat was 2 months in autonomous, why 2 more weeks of quarantine?

The Frenchman was also a month, but the "caron" was found.

Then talking about 14-day quarantine is meaningless.

[Alf]

The main thing is that before the party starts, the captain has time to hide the cabin key with the Red button ..

[Berkut154]

Cap handsome !!! I recall "Remove the periscope"))))

[Charik]

What is your evidence? - Cocainum

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Charik

What is your evidence?

Like these ones.

[Charik]

here I read once a story about the English. Premier League with ICBMs-on it nariks served-cocaine like eating

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Charik

nariks served cocaine like eating

So we have Pasha Mercedes on the Shark walked. He wrote such crap in the logbook that at least stand, that fall ...

[Charik]

So etozh project Trafalgar 1986 launching, and they say that we have one old