Video tour of an American nuclear submarine - where sailors maneuver the periscope using an XBOX controller
Incredible video tour of a state-of-the-art American nuclear submarine - which features an onboard restaurant, wood-paneled officers' quarters and a periscope operated by an XBOX controller The USS Indiana is a sub state-of-the-art US nuclear sailor. motorized submarine Vlogger Terry Fields filmed a fascinating tour of the ship in Florida READ MORE: These are the 10 places tourists should NEVER visit
< p class="byline-section">Updated: 12:21 BST, Jun 06, 2023USS Indiana is a state multibillion-dollar-state-of-the-art US nuclear-powered submarine, capable of staying submerged for three months straight and firing 16 Tomahawk cruise missiles in a single salvo.
She has the latest in stealth technology, can travel up to 29 mph (25 knots) and can dive to depths of at least 800ft (her actual diving abilities are rated). Additionally, Navy Seal forces can exit and enter the submarine while it is underwater from a chamber inside the ship.
Clearly, she's one of the deadliest boats on the planet - and now you can peek inside thanks to the mesmerizing footage vlogger Terry Fields captured when he came down the hatch for a visit during "Fleet Week" in Port Everglades, Florida.
The video, which has been viewed more 200,000 times on YouTube, shows the captain's quarters, the elegant mess hall and Fields climbing inside a torpedo tube.
What aspects of the submarine impressed him? "Definitely the control room," Fields told MailOnline Travel. There he learns from his guide - the sub-husband...
USS Indiana is a state multibillion-dollar-state-of-the-art US nuclear-powered submarine, capable of staying submerged for three months straight and firing 16 Tomahawk cruise missiles in a single salvo.
She has the latest in stealth technology, can travel up to 29 mph (25 knots) and can dive to depths of at least 800ft (her actual diving abilities are rated). Additionally, Navy Seal forces can exit and enter the submarine while it is underwater from a chamber inside the ship.
Clearly, she's one of the deadliest boats on the planet - and now you can peek inside thanks to the mesmerizing footage vlogger Terry Fields captured when he came down the hatch for a visit during "Fleet Week" in Port Everglades, Florida.
The video, which has been viewed more 200,000 times on YouTube, shows the captain's quarters, the elegant mess hall and Fields climbing inside a torpedo tube.
What aspects of the submarine impressed him? "Definitely the control room," Fields told MailOnline Travel. There he learns from his guide - the sub-husband...
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