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Ian Moore – Ear protection

Ian Moore – Providing a friendly ear

Andy Dinsdale – Being onboard during Perisher

Colin Hamilton – Injured play rugby in Hong Kong

Ron Gordon – Submariners’ brotherhood

Don Cleavin – Looking after the engines

Midge Ure – Diesel engines still onboard nuclear submarines

Don Cleavin – Submarine pay

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

Colin Clarke – Favourite Port

Andy Dinsdale – What different engineers are responsible for

Ron Gordon – Sod’s opera

Steve Thorpe – Getting MBE for work with San Juan

Jim Perks – Looking after our people better

David White – Cheese Ush and getting drafted to HMS Orpheus because the Captain loved his

Jim Perks – You are always being assessed by Teacher

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

Ron Gordon – Doing my Part 3 in just four weeks

David White – Building a false deck of canned food

Don Cleavin – The brotherhood

Steve Thorpe – Response Force

David White – First time doing SETT

Ian Moore – Part Three

Chris Groves – What happens if you fail Perisher

David White – Becoming a rent officer

Colin Hamilton – Doing Part 1 and 2

Midge Ure – SETT training drama

Ian Moore – My Sea Dad, Robbie Robinson

Lesley Ure – Changes in Gosport

Lesley Ure – Going out in Gosport

Lesley Ure – Try not to set your expectations too high

Colin Clarke – First UK warship in Portsmouth, USA for a long time

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