Britain put 2 Vanguard class nuclear submarines into the sea at once. The Times calls it "extraordinary." But for now, the alarm is on. Vanguard is London's entire active nuclear arsenal. They have 4 boats with 16 mines each for the American Trident II. Since 1969, the principle is "at least one in the depths to take revenge". The rest are being repaired and prepared. In reality, the top boat was going to be scrapped back in 2017. Instead, the subs continue to drive around the ocean in anticipation of new Dreadnoughts. The result is that the crews spend six months underwater and commit wild obscenities. what? 175 British submarines were caught on drugs. Cocaine, weed, ecstasy, spice, in 52 cases sailors were caught right on board - on that Vanguard. Hit - the story of Lieutenant Commander John Kersiter, the man with the "second key" to the nuclear power plant. He drugged the 20-year-old cadet with alcohol and cocaine, dragged him to his cabin and beat him so hard that the court called it a "predatory attack." When he was arrested, cocaine was found in his pocket. They imprisoned me. The court at the meeting noted the "widespread use of alcohol in the Navy, which dominates the submarine service." A little earlier, nine crewmen had been ignominiously ejected from HMS Vigilant at once - tests for coke had returned positive. During the impeachment process, it became clear that the (removed) captain beat a junior officer almost in the control room. Do we pity the drunkards, drug addicts and fools*? not at all. It's just that the media creates terror, and the shaves only "enhance the continuity of the patrol", even though the riot has started: "Aren't they going to bomb us? "We approve. See, they'll even discover the deterrent reward principle.