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Colin Clarke – Favourite Port

Andy Dinsdale – Gosport pubs: G & D and Emma’s

Jim Perks – Joining the Submarine Service

Ami Burns – ‘Bin bags’ and ‘dabbers’

Brian Wood – A mixed crew of submariners from around the World

Ian Moore – Adjusting to civvy life after Naval career

Ron Gordon – Doing my Part 3 in just four weeks

Chris Groves – Part 3 for Officers

Jim Perks – In the right place at the right time

Chris Groves – First time out as the Captain of a submarine

Colin Hamilton – No window for the Met Officer on Ark Royal

Ron Gordon – Australians urged him to jump ship, to play football for them

Don Cleavin – Jobs after the Navy

Don Cleavin – Life in Gosport

David White – Building a false deck of canned food

Andy Dinsdale – Role and responsibility of being Periscope Watchkeeper

David White – BBC filmed David for ‘Diving Mammals’ TV programme

Ian Moore – Father’s pride after I outranked him

Chris Groves – What can go wrong onboard a submarine

David White – Memories of Gosport – Brickwood’s pubs

Colin Hamilton – Shutting down a nuclear reactor

Andy Dinsdale – Adjusting your eyes to use a periscope

Colin Hamilton – Escape routes

Don Cleavin – Memories of Faslane

David White – Slept in, so late to swimming class, forced to jump off top board

Jim Perks – Finding out I was going to be Teacher

Colin Clarke – What is sonar and how it works

Chris Groves -Tactical phase of Perisher

Colin Clarke – Time spent on Perisher

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

Don Cleavin – Looking after the engines

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

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