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Midge Ure – Pubs in Gosport

Don Cleavin – Looking after the engines

Brian Wood – How to increase your lung capacity

Brian Wood – Judging where you are by the temperature of the sea water

Chris Groves – What happens during an escape – pressure equalisation

Ron Gordon – Experiencing fear onboard – Beer kegs and Ballast tanks

Chris Groves – Commanding small surface ships provides great lessons for later on

Ian Moore – Incident with Russian sub – Part 2

Don Cleavin – Part Three Examination

Jim Perks – You’ve got a Teacher for a reason

Ron Gordon – If you don’t concentrate, things can go wrong

Andy Dinsdale – Gosport pubs: G & D and Emma’s

Colin Hamilton – Injured play rugby in Hong Kong

Jim Perks – The Perisher ballet

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

Midge Ure – Changing face of Gosport

Lesley Ure – Routine is key for many families

Don Cleavin – Explosion on board (3)

Jim Perks – What DACOS Ops do

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

Colin Clarke – Joining the Navy

Chris Groves – What the crew expects during Perisher

Lesley Ure – Wanted children to have stability in one location

Brian Wood – Much more relaxed than a surface ship

Colin Hamilton – Different training

Colin Hamilton – How Family Grams worked

Chris Groves – What happens if you fail Perisher

Ami Burns – Advice for those wanting to join the Submarine Service

Colin Clarke – Part 3 Training

Ian Moore – The pirate rig

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

Don Cleavin – First time on board

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