Original sentence: In US naval slang, ballistic missile submarines are called "boomers", while in Britain, they are referred to as "bombers".Many navies use two crews per boat to maximize patrol time.Navy calls them 'blue' and 'gold' crews; the Royal Navy calls them 'port' and 'starboard' crews; and the French Navy uses 'blue' and 'red' designations.The U
Edited sentence: " In US naval slang, ballistic missile submarines are called "boomers"."nuclear-powered device-launching submarines").In Britain, ballistic missile submarine are referred to as "bombers".The French Navy commissioned her first ballistic missile submarines as SNLE, for Sous-marin Nucléaire Lanceur d'Engin (lit.The more recent Triomphant class is refered to as SNLE-NG (Nouvelle Génération, "New Generation").The term applies both to ballistic missile submarines in general (for instance "British SNLE" occurres ) and, more technically, as a specific classification of the Redoutable class.The two crews are called 'blue' and 'gold' crews.The two crews are called 'port' and 'starboard' crew.The two crews used to maximise the availability time of the ships are called 'blue' and 'red' crews