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David White – Escaping from a submarine at 400 feet deep

Midge Ure – Life onboard so different from ships

Colin Hamilton – Polaris and the Cold War

Brian Wood – Turning up for first patrol with a full kit bag and case

Brian Wood – Joining SETT

Ami Burns – From a Mini to a Ferarri

Ron Gordon – Submariners’ brotherhood

Brian Wood – Joining the Royal Navy

Midge Ure – Joanna’s nightclub in Gosport

Don Cleavin – Applying to join the Navy

Lesley Ure – You want everything to go wonderfully

Jim Perks – Eyes only exercise on inshore weekend

Brian Wood – Going out on patrol

Andy Dinsdale – What it’s like the first time sailing in a submarine

Andy Dinsdale – What attracted me to join the Navy

Don Cleavin – Getting a tot after explosion on board

Chris Groves – Assets available to teacher during Perisher

Don Cleavin – Explosion on board

Jim Perks – Uniqueness of Perisher

Chris Groves – The Navy is the full package

Colin Hamilton – Jamaica for eight weeks with SAS and Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Colin Clarke – Part 3 Training

Ian Moore – Incident with Russian sub – Part 2

Andy Dinsdale – Captain on the periscope in his boxers

Don Cleavin – Looking after the engines

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

Andy Dinsdale – Why being a submariner is such a good career

Don Cleavin – Submarine pay

Ian Moore – Father’s pride after I outranked him

Ron Gordon – Being vetted to go on a Bomber

Midge Ure – Pubs in Gosport

Brian Wood – ‘Sausage on a stick’ rather than Dolphins

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