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Chris Groves – Rescue submarines

David White – Diesels had people sleeping were others were eating right on top of each other

Ian Moore – Father unhappy I had joined the Navy

Ian Moore – Dolphin cap tally

Colin Hamilton – Injured play rugby in Hong Kong

Colin Hamilton – Acclimatising to the constricted life on board

Andy Dinsdale – Periscope not working. No, it’s night time Sir

Ami Burns – From a Mini to a Ferarri

Don Cleavin – Applying to join the Navy

Colin Clarke – Describing sonar arrays

Chris Groves – Defining moment to join Submarine service

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

Steve Thorpe – Travelling the World

Don Cleavin – Refuelling

Colin Clarke – Make or break of Perisher course

Don Cleavin – Using just batteries and air

Don Cleavin – Navy Chefs

Brian Wood – Going out on patrol

Don Cleavin – Rum paid for by Jamaican Government

Jim Perks – Seeing service records of 91 years of Perisher

Ron Gordon – Every person on a diesel submarine must know how everything works

Ron Gordon – Being vetted to go on a Bomber

Ian Moore – Friends joined Army and Navy

Chris Groves – What the crew expects during Perisher

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

Chris Groves – Money is helpful but the greater good is far more motivating

Colin Hamilton – How Family Grams worked

Steve Thorpe – Life in Gosport

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

Colin Clarke – Sadness of the state of disrepair

Ami Burns – Can’t see myself not living in Gosport

Ami Burns – An early fascination with engineering

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