PPEcel
cope and seethe
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Will ping @Incel_Because_Short and @youngcel39 because they are active duty in the Canadian Navy and the U.S. Navy respectively, AFAIK.
But I see a lot of Royal Navy recruitment ads on Facebook. Like half a dozen per day, mostly to do with the submarine service. I think they are having trouble recruiting submariners.
I think it has to do with the fact that being on a submarine is plain miserable. Unlike serving on a land-based installation or on a carrier, destroyer, or any surface vessel, you are cut off from the rest of the world. You breathe no fresh hair and will not see sunlight for months on end. It sounds like the life of a socially awkward truecel. But even worse, you get no internet access, no parcels from friends or family, no fresh food after the first week.
What do you have is the hum of a nuclear reactor and the crushing pressure of thousands of tons of water to keep you company.
It sounds brutal.
But I see a lot of Royal Navy recruitment ads on Facebook. Like half a dozen per day, mostly to do with the submarine service. I think they are having trouble recruiting submariners.
I think it has to do with the fact that being on a submarine is plain miserable. Unlike serving on a land-based installation or on a carrier, destroyer, or any surface vessel, you are cut off from the rest of the world. You breathe no fresh hair and will not see sunlight for months on end. It sounds like the life of a socially awkward truecel. But even worse, you get no internet access, no parcels from friends or family, no fresh food after the first week.
What do you have is the hum of a nuclear reactor and the crushing pressure of thousands of tons of water to keep you company.
It sounds brutal.