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1. www.reddit.com › r › MilitarySubmariners: how do you fight claustrophobia? : r/Military

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   Anyone suffering from claustrophobia knows better than to sign up for subs. But to answer your question, we did have one guy who became completely paralyzed on his left side. We had to surface and he was taken off by helicopter.

2. www.urbandictionary.com › defineSubmarine - Urban Dictionary

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   Dec 11, 2009 · Submarine. A sexual act involving a man eating out a woman's vagina while masturbating. Just before the man cums he looks up at her and when she notices him looking at her he says "Target locked". While the girl is still in confusion he says "Fire Torpedo!" as he jumps up and cums in her face.

3. www.reddit.com › r › submarinesQuestion for Submariners: How did you guys deal with ... - Reddit

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   So being 10 feet deep of hundreds of feet deep felt exactly like this - no big deal. You’re either claustrophobic or you’re not. And if you’re not, being on a submarine was like working in a weird office building. But don’t get me started on doing tank close out inspections.

4. www.urbandictionary.com › defineUrban Dictionary: claustrophobia

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   Jan 5, 2009 · Claustrophobia is in fact, NOT the fear of Santa Claus, contrary to popular belief. It is the fear of a) tight, enclosed spaces, b) being trapped or restricted (movement-wise), or c) suffocation. Claustrophobia can be a very serious issue and is extremely debilitating in all aspects of life.

5. www.urbandictionary.com › defineUrban Dictionary: trap.

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   Mar 21, 2017 · Trap. An archetypal character in anime/manga, although real life people can perform the role as well. Cisgendered characters, usually male, who has the appearance (and sometimes, character traits) of an attractive member of the other sex. Transgendered individuals are definitionally not a trap.

6. www.huffingtonpost.co.uk › entry › claustrophobicWhy The Missing Sub Makes Some Feel Claustrophobic | HuffPost ...

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   Jun 23, 2023 · “A person with claustrophobia, due to their heightened levels of anxiety, can easily imagine being trapped in the submarine, submerged miles below sea level. Knowing that 5 people are trapped in...

7. www.nytimes.com › 2006/07/11 › scienceTerrors of the Deep - The New York Times

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   Jul 11, 2006 · Navy researchers emphasize that the submarine working environment is unique, with stresses beyond mere claustrophobia.

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   Are submarines claustrophobic?

   • Modern submarines are NOT claustrophobic environments, any more than any other enclosed space such as on a surface ship, an airplane, or even inside a house. Any person with psychological problems such as claustrophobia would not be admitted into the Navy, let alone the submarine service.

   How claustrophobic is it to be in a nuclear submarine? - Quora

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   Are submariners given claustrophobia coaching?

   • Q. Are submariners given any coaching on how to cope with claustrophobia? A. The United States Navy relies on careful psychological screening of submarine officers and enlisted men while they are still in training rather than on coaching.

   Terrors of the Deep - The New York Times

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   What causes claustrophobia?

   • The environments that trigger claustrophobia vary on an individual basis, but some common spaces include elevators, MRI machines, rooms with no windows, airplanes and, in this case, a submersible. Why are some people experiencing claustrophobia just hearing about this news story?

   Why Some People Feel Claustrophobic Just Reading About The Missing …

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   Are claustrophobic people afraid of enclosed spaces?

   • Fear of being in enclosed spaces. Not necessarily small spaces, although many claustrophobic people don't like these much either. The main issue is being trapped in somewhere you can't get out of easily. Claustrophobic people may avoid or feel uncomfortable in situations like flying in a plane, being in the middle of a crowd, or using an elevator.

   Urban Dictionary: claustrophobia

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   What does a claustrophobia screening look like?

   • The screening, which also includes personal interviews, looks for things in addition to claustrophobia, like excessive worry about being submerged; depression; anxiety; social problems including aggression and isolation; and thoughts of suicide.

   Terrors of the Deep - The New York Times

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   What is the working environment like in a submarine?

   • Navy researchers emphasize that the submarine working environment is unique, with stresses beyond mere claustrophobia. In addition to facing potential danger from enemy attack and excessive underwater pressure, submariners have no personal space and no sunlight. They are subjected to disrupted sleep-wake cycles.

   Terrors of the Deep - The New York Times

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