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Chris Groves – Why it was decided to close SETT

Steve Thorpe – Paved the way with the Field Gun

Jim Perks – Human Factors Training

Jim Perks – Finding out I was going to be Teacher

David White – Exercise enabled longer time spent in SETT, so they played volleyball at lunch

Chris Groves – Time on first nuclear submarine

David White – Challenge of baking bread on board a submarine

Don Cleavin – Using just batteries and air

Ian Moore – Restricted space on a submarine

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

Jim Perks – The importance of Gosport to the Submarine Service

Colin Clarke – Returning to Dolphin as an instructor

Colin Hamilton – No window for the Met Officer on Ark Royal

Ian Moore – Nicknames for submariners

Colin Hamilton – It was good fun, I always volunteered

Midge Ure – Gosport was hit by the Navy leaving

Lesley Ure – Wanted children to have stability in one location

Lesley Ure – Adjusting to the return of your submariner partner

Ian Moore – Father’s pride after I outranked him

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

Andy Dinsdale – Lost of all power, so loss of fresh food, just cheese sandwiches

Chris Groves – First time out as the Captain of a submarine

Ian Moore – How not to leave the Royal Navy

Colin Clarke – The three key tenets of a submarine

Chris Groves – Types of Officer

Jim Perks – Seeing service records of 91 years of Perisher

Colin Hamilton – Escape routes

Brian Wood – Much more relaxed than a surface ship

Midge Ure – Family Grams – getting good and bad news

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