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Jim Perks – Joining the Navy

Ian Moore – Dealing with claustrophobia

Ami Burns – The role of an artificer

Jim Perks – Doing Part 3

Colin Clarke – Early memories of Gosport

David White – Testing new survival suits

Jim Perks – The importance of Gosport to the Submarine Service

Steve Thorpe – Travelling the World

Ami Burns – ‘Bin bags’ and ‘dabbers’

Don Cleavin – The brotherhood

Andy Dinsdale – Being onboard during Perisher

Steve Thorpe – Seven seconds

Steve Thorpe – Bomber in the Cold War

Steve Thorpe – Becoming a Swim Boy

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

Ian Moore – Military comes first, family second

Don Cleavin – Navy Chefs

Don Cleavin – Tour Guide on HMS Alliance

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

Ian Moore – The pirate rig

Jim Perks – Looking after our people better

Colin Clarke – Explaining the camaraderie of the Submarine Service

Andy Dinsdale – The importance of food onboard

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

Brian Wood – Love of engineering came from making and fixing bikes

Midge Ure – Being briefed for shore leave

Don Cleavin – Applying to join the Navy

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

Colin Clarke – Sonar is nothing like in the movies

David White – Memories of Gosport – Brickwood’s pubs

Ian Moore – My Sea Dad, Robbie Robinson

Lesley Ure – Favourite haunts in Gosport

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