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Midge Ure – Pubs in Gosport

Chris Groves – The feeling of completing Perisher, the handshake and Perisher Breakfast

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

Jim Perks – Crew running sweepstakes on Perisher students

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

Ian Moore – Military comes first, family second

Colin Hamilton – Shutting down a nuclear reactor

Don Cleavin – Transition to Civvy Street

Jim Perks – Black humour helps you cope with the brutality of Perisher

Ron Gordon – Training for SPAG

Don Cleavin – Explosion on board (3)

Ian Moore – Popped eardrums at SETT

Steve Thorpe – Life in Gosport

Ian Moore – HMS Neptune

Colin Clarke – Sadness of the state of disrepair

Steve Thorpe – A really good job

Chris Groves – What happens if you fail Perisher

Don Cleavin – Life in Gosport

Ami Burns – Tempted onto submarines from the day I joined the Royal Navy

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

Andy Dinsdale – Adjusting your eyes to use a periscope

Midge Ure – Why I joined the Navy

Don Cleavin – On board HMS Forth

Chris Groves – Defining moment to join Submarine service

David White – HMS Artemis submarine sunk down next to Dolphin

Ron Gordon – Sea running and sea riding

Chris Groves – How to deal with huge amounts of information in intense situations

Andy Dinsdale – Catching the Dolphins in his teeth

Don Cleavin – Freshwater and washing

Colin Hamilton – FOS slept on racks of torpedoes

Colin Clarke – Factoring in pirates

Ian Moore – Sign language

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