Quotes - Page 5 of 42 - Submariners' Stories

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Colin Hamilton – Injured play rugby in Hong Kong

Colin Clarke – Weapons Weeks and Inshore Ops on Perisher

Jim Perks – Why join the Submarine Service?

Andy Dinsdale – What different engineers are responsible for

Andy Dinsdale – What happened at Dolphin is an unknown to most people in Gosport

Chris Groves – Privilege of giving out Dolphins (Having a bucket nearby)

Don Cleavin – Navigating the Great Barrier Reef

Ian Moore – Sign language

Andy Dinsdale – Adjusting your eyes to use a periscope

Chris Groves – What can go wrong onboard a submarine

Steve Thorpe – Relationship between Officers and Ratings

Jim Perks – The Submarine Family Initiative

Colin Hamilton – Four Submarines that have been lost

Steve Thorpe – Understanding Surface Abandonment

Colin Clarke – Explaining the camaraderie of the Submarine Service

Steve Thorpe – First time in SETT

Colin Hamilton – Polaris and the Cold War

Colin Clarke – Favourite Port

Ron Gordon – Leaving the service and joining Civvy Street

Chris Groves – Time on first nuclear submarine

David White – Process of loading food into a submarine’s freezer

Ami Burns – An early fascination with engineering

Colin Clarke – Nickname

Brian Wood – A mixed crew of submariners from around the World

Jim Perks – Seven clicks to freedom didn’t quite work out that way

Steve Thorpe – Using a submarine escape suit

Andy Dinsdale – Officer training

Steve Thorpe – The initial appeal

Colin Hamilton – Engine change in Hamburg and held up by Greenpeace

Chris Groves – Rescue submarines

Jim Perks – The pressures of being Teacher

Ian Moore – Dealing with claustrophobia

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