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Ami Burns – An early fascination with engineering
Colin Clarke – Impact of Perisher on rest of the crew
Jim Perks – Seven clicks to freedom didn’t quite work out that way
Colin Clarke – The three key tenets of a submarine
Brian Wood – Going out on patrol
Colin Hamilton – Joining the Navy
Andy Dinsdale – Being onboard during Perisher
Jim Perks – You are always being assessed by Teacher
Jim Perks – Wanted to experience ‘O’ boats
Ian Moore – The pirate rig
Midge Ure – SETT training drama
Jim Perks – The black training Dolphins
Don Cleavin – Using just batteries and air
Chris Groves – Brutal sudden departure for those who don’t pass Perisher
Colin Hamilton – Different training
Chris Groves – Intermediate Warfare Course, then Northwood for CTF311
Ron Wright – Joining the Submarine Service
Chris Groves – First time out as the Captain of a submarine
Jim Perks – The Perisher ballet
Don Cleavin – Refuelling
Don Cleavin – Tour Guide on HMS Alliance
Colin Clarke – Playing tennis for Dolphin
Ron Gordon – What Gosport means to me
Ron Gordon – Leaving the service and joining Civvy Street
Colin Hamilton – Adding hydrogen to the reactor loop
Chris Groves – What can go wrong onboard a submarine
Don Cleavin – Rum tots and fresh water
Steve Thorpe – Using a submarine escape suit
Andy Dinsdale – SETT – The best Fairground Ride I’ve ever been on
Colin Clarke – Different sonar systems are basically the same thing
Colin Clarke – The role of an acoustic analyst
Jim Perks – Crew running sweepstakes on Perisher students
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