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Colin Hamilton – Different training

David White – Why I became a chef

Ron Gordon – SETT training – Using a wine bag and let it pop

Brian Wood – Love of engineering came from making and fixing bikes

Ron Gordon – Training for SPAG

Ian Moore – Visiting a mouldy Dolphin

Steve Thorpe – Paved the way with the Field Gun

Ron Gordon – Doing my Part 3 in just four weeks

Jim Perks – Being promoted to DACOS Ops

Chris Groves -Tactical phase of Perisher

Ian Moore – Accepting redundancy

Colin Hamilton – Jamaica for eight weeks with SAS and Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Colin Clarke – Factoring in pirates

Ami Burns – The importance of food at sea

Chris Groves – Watch routine and structure of days for Officers

Ian Moore – Homesickness whilst training at Tor Point

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

Don Cleavin – Memories of Faslane

Ami Burns – Having to be humble as an upper yardy

Colin Clarke – Sadness of the state of disrepair

Ron Gordon – Difference between surface fleet and submarine service

Lesley Ure – Life as a submariner’s partner with a young baby

Steve Thorpe – A really good job

Chris Groves – Part 3 for Officers

Colin Clarke – Returning to Dolphin as an instructor

Colin Hamilton – Students less enthusiastic for the service

Midge Ure – How the different shifts work for and aft

Andy Dinsdale – Periscope not working. No, it’s night time Sir

Ron Gordon – Offered Officer path, but turned down due to cost of uniform

Midge Ure – The smell of submarines

Colin Hamilton – Escape routes

Brian Wood – Much more relaxed than a surface ship

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