Quotes - Submariners' Stories

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David White – Challenge of baking bread on board a submarine

Don Cleavin – Escape Training Tank

Chris Groves – How to deal with huge amounts of information in intense situations

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

Jim Perks – International Engagements for the MoD

Don Cleavin – Navy Chefs

Ron Wright – Building at Dolphin

Jim Perks – Joining the Submarine Service

David White – Why I joined the Navy

Ian Moore – The smell of diesel

Steve Thorpe – Being a Warrant Officer

Colin Clarke – Returning to Dolphin as an instructor

Chris Groves – Diving all the way to the Suez Canal

Ian Moore – Whistling at sea superstition

Midge Ure – The importance of food onboard

Lesley Ure – Wanted children to have stability in one location

Jim Perks – Seeing service records of 91 years of Perisher

Steve Thorpe – Deployment of weaponry

Colin Clarke – Time spent on Perisher

Lesley Ure – Experience of being a service wife

Colin Clarke – Impact of Perisher on rest of the crew

Chris Groves – What is the Perisher course?

Ian Moore – Military comes first, family second

David White – Captain Jim Taylor – a real gentleman. Let David’s Dad use the periscope

Don Cleavin – Submarine pay

Lesley Ure – Favourite haunts in Gosport

Steve Thorpe – The initial appeal

Andy Dinsdale – Captain on the periscope in his boxers

Ron Gordon – Leaving the service and joining Civvy Street

Lesley Ure – Routine is key for many families

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

Midge Ure – Pubs in Gosport

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