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Don Cleavin – Memories of Faslane

Don Cleavin – Refuelling

Ian Moore – Homesickness whilst training at Tor Point

Ian Moore – Finding your specialism

Lesley Ure – The concept of stay-at-home Naval wives is changing

Ian Moore – Qualifying at SETT every four years

David White – HMS Artemis submarine sunk down next to Dolphin

Lesley Ure – Smell of diesel made me violently sick when pregnant

Ian Moore – Part Three

Ron Wright – Building at Dolphin

Colin Hamilton – Depth Charge trials

Ian Moore – Being able to react without thinking

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

Colin Hamilton – White sweaters and wearing pyjamas on board

Chris Groves – Why it was decided to close SETT

Ron Gordon – Why I joined the Submarine Service

Jim Perks – The black training Dolphins

Ami Burns – Can’t see myself not living in Gosport

Andy Dinsdale – What different engineers are responsible for

Ian Moore – The smell of diesel

Ian Moore – The Submarine Family

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

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

Jim Perks – The importance of Gosport to the Submarine Service

Chris Groves – First live firing of Spearfish torpedo

Ian Moore – First experience of SETT

Lesley Ure – You want everything to go wonderfully

Ian Moore – Becoming a Sea Dad

Don Cleavin – Joining the Submarine Service

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

Don Cleavin – Living quarters in Gosport

Jim Perks – The pressures of being Teacher

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