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Chris Groves -Tactical phase of Perisher

Andy Dinsdale – Adjusting your eyes to use a periscope

Colin Clarke – Part 3 Training

Colin Clarke – Early memories of Gosport

Ian Moore – The Submarine Family

Ami Burns – Submariners only care whether you’re competent at your job

Chris Groves – Don’t know until Teacher’s handshake if you’ve passed Perisher

Colin Clarke – Factoring in pirates

Midge Ure – Volunteering to join the submarine service

Chris Groves – Growing up in Gosport

Don Cleavin – Rum paid for by Jamaican Government

Ian Moore – Part Three

Jim Perks – International Teachers get together to discuss course contents

Chris Groves – Intermediate Warfare Course, then Northwood for CTF311

David White – DSRV exercise one of the greatest achievements in David’s life

Brian Wood – I started to enjoy it after Part 3

Jim Perks – Being promoted to DACOS Ops

Ian Moore – Family the motivation to do well educationally

Steve Thorpe – Compact sleeping

Jim Perks – You’ve got a Teacher for a reason

Don Cleavin – How long diesels could stay under (2)

Steve Thorpe – First time in SETT

Ron Gordon – Submariners’ brotherhood

Jim Perks – Introduction of the Black Caps

Ron Gordon – Experiencing fear onboard – Beer kegs and Ballast tanks

Jim Perks – The pride of the Perisher breakfast

Colin Clarke – Time spent on Perisher

Ron Gordon – If you don’t concentrate, things can go wrong

Ian Moore – First experience of SETT

Jim Perks – Joining the Navy

Jim Perks – In the right place at the right time

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

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