Huang Kaiwen said.
It's good that it's Type II, the space in Type II isn't big.
Often, food is hung on hammocks or even stuffed into the torpedo cabin.
With no place to store food, naturally, there isn't space for people either.
A few of them can still manage to get by.
"Really?"
Kaka seldom asked: "Kevin, you can even drive a submarine?"
"Well, I learned it last time in Hawaii."
Huang Kaiwen said vaguely.
Fortunately, Kaka didn't pursue further questions.
Huang Kaiwen drew various buttons and consoles on paper, including possible German notations, as he started this round of Milan's submarine training course.
After several hours of training,
everyone left with the homework assigned by Huang Kaiwen.
Huang Kaiwen was the captain and navigator, Young Master was the deputy navigator.
Kaka was responsible for radio and radar sonar. With no one else, this was the best arrangement, after all, they weren't really going to engage in underwater combat.
