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Chris Groves – Time on first nuclear submarine

Colin Clarke – Sadness of the state of disrepair

Ian Moore – Finding your specialism

Ian Moore – Ear protection

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

Ron Wright – Joining the Navy

Lesley Ure – Try not to set your expectations too high

Ami Burns – Changes made to accommodate females on board

Ian Moore – How not to leave the Royal Navy

Chris Groves – Brutal sudden departure for those who don’t pass Perisher

Ron Gordon – What happens when you’re not on patrol

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

Don Cleavin – How the diesel engine worked

David White – Suggesting elasticated cap tallies – Genius idea rejected

Don Cleavin – Explosion on board

Ian Moore – Providing a friendly ear

Andy Dinsdale – Becoming an officer

Andy Dinsdale – SETT – The best Fairground Ride I’ve ever been on

Lesley Ure – Being a Naval wife has been a positive experience

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

Jim Perks – The support of my wife

Steve Thorpe – Getting MBE for work with San Juan

Chris Groves – Used to be different officer training for diesel and nuclear

Jim Perks – The pressures of being Teacher

Don Cleavin – Jobs after the Navy

Don Cleavin – Looking after the engines

Andy Dinsdale – What attracted me to join the Navy

Midge Ure – Submarine got an ASBO

David White – Testing new survival suits

Ami Burns – Advice for those wanting to join the Submarine Service

David White – Process of loading food into a submarine’s freezer

David White – Building a false deck of canned food

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