r/submarines is a subreddit with 285k members. The most common flair used is history, q/a, museum, art, and in the wild.
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Flair Used in r/submarines
#1
History
: "Italian submariners have spaghetti for lunch at sea, 1940-1943 [1170x1539]"
23 posts
#2
Q/A
: "Why do they do this?"
17 posts
#3
Museum
: "Le Redoutable (Fr)"
9 posts
#4
Art
: "Learn to Operate a $7,000,000 Sub! (USN 1944 Poster encouraging enlistment in the U.S. Navy Submarine Service.)"
8 posts
#5
In The Wild
: "LA or Ohio? Spotted today in the Georgia Straight British Columbia"
7 posts
#6
Out Of The Water
: "🇪🇺 Build and buy European! Fourth Barracuda nuclear submarine ready for sea trials"
5 posts
#7
OSINT
: "Identification of the Chinese underwater sensor found in Indonesian waters"
4 posts
#8
Weapons
: "A montage of seven views showing parts of the launching of Trident I (C4) missile from a submerged submarine USS FRANCIS SCOTT KEY (SSBN-657) and the Trident's re-entry bodies as they plunge into the earth's atmosphere and then into the Atlantic Ocean."
3 posts
#9
ICEX
: "The sail of the Sturgeon-class nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Billfish (SSN-676) protudes from the ice while the ship is surfaced at the North Pole. The sail-mounted diving planes are in the vertical position for breaking through the ice on March 30, 1987."
3 posts
#10
Movies
: "Watching Red October for the 100th time, we all know the lore and script one liners...what are some interesting niche facts only bubbleheads will know ?"
2 posts
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Last updated: June 17, 2026