Quick Question

[Guitarist_Andy]

ive been looking everywhere to see what belongings each submariner can take on a submarine. Im applying for Warefare Specialist.

i know its probably a silly question but would i be able to take my ipod and guitar on a submarine, even one if it is this size (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqiankvqgYk&feature=related) just because ive been playing guitar pretty intensely for couple of years now and dont want to throw it all away.

Thanks
Andy

 

[WreckerL]

iPod yes, guitar doubtful. Probably end up wrapped round your head plus nowhere to stow safely

 

[Polto]

:lol: :lol: :lol: Can't stop laughing long enough to breathe!

 

[Guitarist_Andy]

:lol: :lol: :lol: Can't stop laughing long enough to breathe!

Guessing thats a no then haha

Thanks for ya help.

 

[WreckerL]

:lol: :lol: :lol: Can't stop laughing long enough to breathe!

Guessing thats a no then haha

Thanks for ya help.

As Polto will confirm, I had snags getting my grand piano down the hatch once :wink:

 

[Polto]

:lol: :lol: :lol: Can't stop laughing long enough to breathe!

Guessing thats a no then haha

Thanks for ya help.

Hmmm - just checked your linky...

Interesting. Provided you can find a suitable stowage (of which there will be several) I reckon you could take that to sea. Plus it'll be a good party trick if you are any good. 8)

 

[shaddythers]

if you find somewhere to stow it safely and the guy in charge of the compartments happy, you could bring yer guitar mate.

 

[Polycell]

Get on board, get yourself acquainted with everything, get your Part three passed then take your guitar on board. Cos you'll not have enough time for the first couple of months whilst doing your part three to pluck or strum 'yer geetar'

 

[gypquitacorrie]

certainly not his dohby bag!!!!!!!!

 

[diesel]

certainly not his dohby bag!!!!!!!!

Jeeeez....

Why do you fcucking bother posting

and it's DHOBY....nobber

 

[pingbosun72]

YES, you can take your guitar to sea on a submarine, there should be plenty of room to stow it (make sure it is in case). A mate of mine took his on all the boats he was on, usually stowed it in the fore ends, even the supply officer took his on the valiant, used to play it at church in junior rates mess on a sunday, find a spot that is ok to stow it though, before you take it aboard..."Deep down you know it makes sense"!! :roll:

 

[sgtpepperband]

...Aah! This thread explains why I heard that Crabmariners spend most of their deployments strumming each others' banjoes! :shock: :wink:

 

[Maxi_77]

...Aah! This thread explains why I heard that Crabmariners spend most of their deployments strumming each others' banjoes! :shock: :wink:

We just put that story about to get you over excited at the thought of it SPB

:wav:

 

[thingy]

...Aah! This thread explains why I heard that Crabmariners spend most of their deployments strumming each others' banjoes! :shock: :wink:

We just put that story about to get you over excited at the thought of it SPB

:wav:

Damn! :wink:

 

[thingy]

Actually, Wrecky did play his Baby Grand beneath the ice caps.....