Submarine Escape and Rescue

Submarine Escape and Rescue refers to procedures and operations designed to save crew members from a submerged submarine in distress. If a submarine becomes disabled or sinks, crew members have limited options to escape. They can use escape trunks, specialized hatches allowing them to surface safely, or rely on rescue vehicles that can reach the submarine and bring them to safety. These operations require careful planning, training, and coordination to ensure the safety of personnel, especially under challenging underwater conditions. Successful submarine rescue is critical due to the high risks associated with underwater emergencies.