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Ian Moore – Accepting redundancy

Andy Dinsdale – Gosport pubs: G & D and Emma’s

Jim Perks – International Engagements for the MoD

Jim Perks – The support of my wife

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

Midge Ure – Volunteering to join the submarine service

Brian Wood – How to increase your lung capacity

Ron Gordon – Sea running and sea riding

David White – Why I became a chef

Lesley Ure – Changes in Gosport

Don Cleavin – Jobs after the Navy

Colin Clarke – Sadness of the state of disrepair

Colin Hamilton – It was good fun, I always volunteered

Brian Wood – Judging where you are by the temperature of the sea water

Don Cleavin – Freshwater and washing

Midge Ure – SETT training drama

Chris Groves – The Navy is the full package

Ian Moore – Family the motivation to do well educationally

Colin Hamilton – White sweaters and wearing pyjamas on board

Ron Gordon – Family Grams

Don Cleavin – Other explosions

Ian Moore – Friends joined Army and Navy

Colin Hamilton – Jamaica for eight weeks with SAS and Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Chris Groves – Part 3 for Officers

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

Colin Clarke – The distance sonar can hear things in the water

Colin Clarke – Returning to Dolphin as an instructor

Lesley Ure – You want everything to go wonderfully

Colin Clarke – Nickname

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

Jim Perks – The black training Dolphins

Chris Groves – What happens during an escape – pressure equalisation

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