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Ian Moore – Tommy Gould released unexploded bomb under casing

Midge Ure – Lasting Camaraderie

Jim Perks – Learning to look after your crew

Midge Ure – Being briefed for shore leave

Ian Moore – The Royal Arms Pub in Gosport

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

Don Cleavin – First time on board

David White – If a submarine gets in trouble anywhere in the world, they’ll send a DSVR

Colin Clarke – Describing sonar arrays

Colin Hamilton – Training other nations

Ian Moore – Homesickness whilst training at Tor Point

Ron Gordon – Difference between surface fleet and submarine service

David White – Why I joined the Navy

Chris Groves – No room for shouters

David White – Testing new survival suit leads to mortgage

Colin Hamilton – Memories of Gosport

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

Colin Clarke – Different sonar systems are basically the same thing

Colin Clarke – Returning to Dolphin as an instructor

Don Cleavin – Joining the Submarine Service

Ian Moore – The Submarine Family

Ami Burns – Crew coming to me to talk about their worries

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

Jim Perks – You are always being assessed by Teacher

Ian Moore – Accepting redundancy

David White – Testing new survival suits

Brian Wood – Joining the Royal Navy

Jim Perks – The impact of Covid on Submariners

Ian Moore – The different ranks in the Submarine Service

Colin Clarke – Enjoyed time out in the Falklands

Colin Clarke – The role of an acoustic analyst

David White – The camaraderie of submariners

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