How Navy submarine cooks feed 150 sailors at sea
Briefly

The article highlights the challenges faced by culinary specialists on the USS South Dakota, a Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarine. Deployed for months, the crew experiences weeks without internet or external contact. During a port visit at Naval Submarine Base New London, Business Insider observed how the culinary team operates in extremely confined spaces. They must efficiently plan and prepare meals for about 150 crew members using limited resources, all while maintaining high morale among submariners who work long hours in isolation and stressful environments.
Culinary specialists aboard the USS South Dakota face unique challenges, preparing meals in cramped quarters with limited resources to ensure the crew's morale remains high.
Aboard a Virginia-class submarine, cooks work tirelessly under tight conditions, using their skills to manage long hours and minimal contact with the outside world.
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