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Chris Groves – No room for shouters

Steve Thorpe – Being a Warrant Officer

Colin Hamilton – First became interested in Submarines

Colin Hamilton – Students less enthusiastic for the service

Chris Groves – Silver Jubilee in Gosport as a child

Colin Clarke – Time spent on Perisher

Don Cleavin – Looking after the engines

Ami Burns – Being promoted to Lieutenant Commander

Jim Perks – Role of the Comms Officer

Chris Groves – First dive in a submarine

Ron Gordon – Leaving the service and joining Civvy Street

Colin Clarke – Impact of Perisher on rest of the crew

Jim Perks – The black training Dolphins

Ian Moore – Father’s pride after I outranked him

Chris Groves – After SETT closed – SMERAS is more realistic

David White – Why I became a chef

David White – Reacting to sudden noises still now

Ron Gordon – Climbing into the missile tubes on patrol to check springs

Steve Thorpe – Water treated like gold

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

Don Cleavin – Rum paid for by Jamaican Government

Chris Groves – What happens if you fail Perisher

Midge Ure – The importance of food onboard

Lesley Ure – Routine is key for many families

Brian Wood – How to increase your lung capacity

Jim Perks – You are always being assessed by Teacher

Lesley Ure – Adjusting to the return of your submariner partner

Midge Ure – Lasting Camaraderie

Ron Gordon – Test firing nuclear missiles with the Americans

Ian Moore – Nuclear subs the ‘real deal’

Chris Groves – Diving all the way to the Suez Canal

Steve Thorpe – First time in SETT

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