r/NavyNukes↗
For former, current, and future people in the Navy nuclear power program. Not officially associated with the DoD; but still a great place for support in the Navy Nuclear Power Community
14k subscribers84 posts / mo in Sep 202678 authors / mosince 2013
r/NavyNukes has 14k members (+18% over the last 12 months). It gets about 84 posts a month from 78 people. Top topics: Bonuses & Sign-On Rewards, Failed Classes and Nuclear Reactors & Power.
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- Bonuses & Sign-On Rewards0.6%
- Failed Classes0.2%
- Nuclear Reactors & Power0.2%
- Nuclear Warfare0.1%
- Navy Ships and Fleets0.1%
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- United States Naval Institute
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