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Ian Moore – Tommy Gould released unexploded bomb under casing

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

Ron Gordon – What Gosport means to me

Colin Hamilton – Drafted to Barrow

Ron Gordon – Test firing nuclear missiles with the Americans

Don Cleavin – Freshwater and washing

David White – Meeting and working with Ted Briggs, one of the three survivors of HMS Hood

Don Cleavin – Rum paid for by Jamaican Government

Colin Clarke – Part 3 Training

Midge Ure – Joanna’s nightclub in Gosport

David White – Cheese Ush and getting drafted to HMS Orpheus because the Captain loved his

Ian Moore – Ear protection

Ron Gordon – Difference between surface fleet and submarine service

Ami Burns – Being promoted to Lieutenant Commander

Steve Thorpe – Getting MBE for work with San Juan

Steve Thorpe – Compact sleeping

Colin Hamilton – Shutting down a nuclear reactor

Don Cleavin – Escape Training Tank

Ron Gordon – Being checked by US Navy for missile competence (DASO)

Ian Moore – Nicknames for submariners

Don Cleavin – Navigating the Great Barrier Reef

Midge Ure – Submarine got an ASBO

Colin Clarke – Explaining the camaraderie of the Submarine Service

Chris Groves – Rescue submarines

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

Steve Thorpe – Deployment of weaponry

Colin Hamilton – Students less enthusiastic for the service

Don Cleavin – Transition to Civvy Street

Jim Perks – Role of the Comms Officer

David White – SETT training process

Ian Moore – Becoming a podiatrist

Ron Wright – Joining the Navy

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