Quotes - Submariners' Stories

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David White – Exercise enabled longer time spent in SETT, so they played volleyball at lunch

Midge Ure – The importance of food onboard

Jim Perks – Looking after our people better

Chris Groves – What happens during an escape – pressure equalisation

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

Chris Groves – The feeling of completing Perisher, the handshake and Perisher Breakfast

Ian Moore – Friends joined Army and Navy

Midge Ure – Free socks

David White – A typical day for chefs

Jim Perks – Black humour helps you cope with the brutality of Perisher

Andy Dinsdale – What attracted me to join the Navy

Don Cleavin – Living quarters in Gosport

Ami Burns – The difference between surface fleet and submarine broadcast pipes

Ian Moore – Visiting a mouldy Dolphin

Ian Moore – Being handed letters for crew’s family members

Colin Clarke – Explaining the camaraderie of the Submarine Service

Ian Moore – Family the motivation to do well educationally

Lesley Ure – Experience of being a service wife

Midge Ure – One of the first to do SMQ vs Part 3

Jim Perks – What DACOS Ops do

David White – Fond memories of Gosport

Colin Clarke – Returning to Dolphin as an instructor

Ami Burns – The role of an artificer

Ron Gordon – Experiencing fear onboard – Beer kegs and Ballast tanks

Ron Gordon – Sod’s opera

Lesley Ure – Gosport a terrific place to bring up a family

David White – DSRV exercise one of the greatest achievements in David’s life

Steve Thorpe – Bomber in the Cold War

Jim Perks – Being told by accident that I’d passed Perisher

Colin Clarke – Memories of training at SETT

Colin Clarke – Enjoyed time out in the Falklands

Jim Perks – Seven clicks to freedom didn’t quite work out that way

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