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Don Cleavin – How the diesel engine worked

Colin Hamilton – Acclimatising to the constricted life on board

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

Midge Ure – SETT experience

Chris Groves – Growing up in Gosport

Jim Perks – When students on Perisher don’t make the grade

Ian Moore – Accepting redundancy

Ron Gordon – Importance of food

Steve Thorpe – Bomber in the Cold War

Chris Groves – Diving all the way to the Suez Canal

Midge Ure – Why I joined the Navy

Ian Moore – Becoming a Sea Dad

Midge Ure – Joanna’s nightclub in Gosport

Ian Moore – Depth charged by Russians on sneaky patrol

Colin Clarke – Enjoyed time out in the Falklands

Ami Burns – Can’t see myself not living in Gosport

Colin Hamilton – How Family Grams worked

Ron Gordon – Being ready for action

Jim Perks – The support of my wife

Ian Moore – Being handed letters for crew’s family members

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

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

Midge Ure – Free socks

Jim Perks – Once in a lifetime chance to see warships up close through the periscope

Midge Ure – Watching films onboard (and smoking)

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

Jim Perks – What DACOS Ops do

Jim Perks – Learning to look after your crew

Colin Clarke – Inshore ops with the Marines

Colin Clarke – Time spent on Perisher

Midge Ure – The importance of food onboard

Colin Clarke – Part 3 Training

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