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How do you get out of a submarine?

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To enter or exit (or escape from) a submarine you must locate a hatch in the pressure hull. There is usually a hatch near the bow, the stern, and amidships, and each is set atop a feature called an escape trunk. The escape trunk is a small "compartment" with an inner hatch, and it is set up to provide a way to "lock out" a group of submariners that is making an emergency exit under water. A torpedo tube might also be used to escape.

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