524 | Henry Rausch | BOOK DISCUSSION | Author of Submerged: Life on a Fast Attack Submarine in the Last Days of the Cold War

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This podcast episode explores the life of a submariner during the Cold War, sharing insights into the challenges of isolation, situational awareness, and the importance of teamwork aboard a submarine. The conversation unveils personal stories that highlight the unique mental and physical demands of serving in the Silent Service, creating a vivid depiction of life beneath the waves. 

• Life transitions from aspiring doctor to submariner 
• Experiencing isolation during extended underwater missions 
• Maintaining morale through meals and movies aboard 
• Navigational challenges in the Arctic 
• Importance of situational awareness and mental maps 
• Teamwork and protocols that ensure safety 
• Reflections on military experiences and writing 

Make sure to check out Henry's book "Submerged: Life on a Fast Attack Submarine in the Last Days of the Cold War" available on Amazon!

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