Quotes - Submariners' Stories

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Ian Moore – Visiting a mouldy Dolphin

David White – HMS Artemis submarine sunk down next to Dolphin

Don Cleavin – Memories of Faslane

Jim Perks – Seeing service records of 91 years of Perisher

Lesley Ure – Growing up in Gosport

Colin Hamilton – The Brotherhood

Brian Wood – Much more relaxed than a surface ship

Chris Groves – What the crew expects during Perisher

David White – Meeting and working with Ted Briggs, one of the three survivors of HMS Hood

Colin Hamilton – Jamaica for eight weeks with SAS and Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Midge Ure – Why I joined the Navy

Don Cleavin – Navy Chefs

Ron Wright – Building at Dolphin

Ron Gordon – Being checked by US Navy for missile competence (DASO)

Chris Groves – How submarines work out where they are when dived

Steve Thorpe – Diesel versus Nuclear

Andy Dinsdale – What attracted me to join the Navy

David White – Challenge of baking bread on board a submarine

Lesley Ure – The concept of stay-at-home Naval wives is changing

Ian Moore – Accepting redundancy

Ian Moore – Being able to react without thinking

Ami Burns – Crew coming to me to talk about their worries

Brian Wood – ‘Sausage on a stick’ rather than Dolphins

Don Cleavin – Freshwater and washing

Chris Groves -Tactical phase of Perisher

Steve Thorpe – Life in Gosport

Steve Thorpe – Finding your buoyancy point

Lesley Ure – Experience of being a service wife

Chris Groves – Part 3 for Officers

Ami Burns – Changes made to accommodate females on board

Jim Perks – The support of my wife

Lesley Ure – Smell of diesel made me violently sick when pregnant

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