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Colin Clarke – Impact of Perisher on rest of the crew

Ron Gordon – Being ready for action

Ron Gordon – Escape from a submarine in the real world

Brian Wood – HMS Ganges was an eye opener for a young lad

Midge Ure – The importance of food onboard

Chris Groves – Intermediate Warfare Course, then Northwood for CTF311

Don Cleavin – How long diesels could stay under (2)

Colin Clarke – Sonar is nothing like in the movies

Steve Thorpe – Being a Warrant Officer

Don Cleavin – Getting a tot after explosion on board

Ron Gordon – Top of the Rock race in Gibraltar

Chris Groves – Part 3 for Officers

Colin Hamilton – Different training

Ron Gordon – Sea running and sea riding

Ian Moore – Whistling at sea superstition

Chris Groves – Growing up in Gosport

Ian Moore – Ear protection

Jim Perks – Failing Perisher after Eyes Only

Ian Moore – Gosport Pubs

Andy Dinsdale – What it’s like the first time sailing in a submarine

Don Cleavin – Smell of diesel

David White – Captain Jim Taylor – a real gentleman. Let David’s Dad use the periscope

Colin Clarke – Joining the Navy

Brian Wood – Turning up for first patrol with a full kit bag and case

Colin Hamilton – Award for longest serving member of HMS Sultan

David White – Suggesting elasticated cap tallies – Genius idea rejected

Midge Ure – Camaraderie of submariners

Don Cleavin – Using just batteries and air

Ian Moore – Dealing with claustrophobia

Colin Hamilton – White sweaters and wearing pyjamas on board

Midge Ure – Being briefed for shore leave

Colin Clarke – Catching Dolphins in your teeth from tumbler of rum

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