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Ian Moore – Father unhappy I had joined the Navy

Midge Ure – Free socks

Ami Burns – The difference between surface fleet and submarine broadcast pipes

Don Cleavin – Joining the Submarine Service

Ian Moore – Part Three

Steve Thorpe – The Kursk disaster

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

Andy Dinsdale – Adjusting your eyes to use a periscope

Jim Perks – Being told by accident that I’d passed Perisher

Lesley Ure – Wanted children to have stability in one location

Ron Gordon – Family Grams

Jim Perks – Wanted to experience ‘O’ boats

Don Cleavin – Memories of Faslane

Colin Hamilton – Making beer and drawing in Dolphin

Ian Moore – Nuclear subs the ‘real deal’

David White – SETT training process

Lesley Ure – Going out in Gosport

Ron Wright – Joining the Navy

Chris Groves – Assets available to teacher during Perisher

Chris Groves – Growing up in Gosport

David White – First time doing SETT

Chris Groves – Intermediate Warfare Course, then Northwood for CTF311

Colin Hamilton – Doing Part 1 and 2

Don Cleavin – Rum paid for by Jamaican Government

Chris Groves – No room for shouters

Don Cleavin – Living quarters in Gosport

Don Cleavin – Explosion on board (Part 2)

David White – BBC filmed David for ‘Diving Mammals’ TV programme

David White – Becoming a rent officer

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

Jim Perks – Once in a lifetime chance to see warships up close through the periscope

Jim Perks – What is the future of the Submarine Service?

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