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Ron Gordon – Every person on a diesel submarine must know how everything works
Chris Groves – How to deal with huge amounts of information in intense situations
Chris Groves – How submarines work out where they are when dived
Chris Groves – Not making it through Perisher Driving Test
Ian Moore – Popped eardrums at SETT
Colin Hamilton – Depth Charge trials
Brian Wood – Judging where you are by the temperature of the sea water
Steve Thorpe – A really good job
Jim Perks – Learning to look after your crew
Jim Perks – Eyes only exercise on inshore weekend
Lesley Ure – Smell of diesel made me violently sick when pregnant
Jim Perks – Looking after our people better
Ian Moore – Military comes first, family second
Jim Perks – Role of the Comms Officer
Colin Clarke – Describing sonar arrays
Colin Clarke – The role of an acoustic analyst
Ian Moore – The pirate rig
Ian Moore – Emma’s Nightclub, Gosport
Colin Hamilton – Students less enthusiastic for the service
Chris Groves – Travelled the World with surface fleet
Chris Groves – Defining moment to join Submarine service
Midge Ure – Gosport was hit by the Navy leaving
Steve Thorpe – Being a Warrant Officer
Chris Groves – Diving all the way to the Suez Canal
Don Cleavin – Getting a tot after explosion on board
Ian Moore – Day Two of qualifying at SETT
Steve Thorpe – Travelling the World
Jim Perks – Being told by accident that I’d passed Perisher
Ian Moore – Becoming a podiatrist
Jim Perks – VIPs on board during inshore weekend exercise
Jim Perks – Seeing service records of 91 years of Perisher
Midge Ure – Free socks
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