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Lesley Ure – Going out in Gosport

Chris Groves – Money is helpful but the greater good is far more motivating

Chris Groves – Don’t know until Teacher’s handshake if you’ve passed Perisher

Don Cleavin – Rum paid for by Jamaican Government

Brian Wood – ‘Sausage on a stick’ rather than Dolphins

Ian Moore – The Loch Long tragedy

David White – Fond memories of Gosport

Ron Gordon – Being checked by US Navy for missile competence (DASO)

Ron Gordon – Sea running and sea riding

Andy Dinsdale – What different engineers are responsible for

Brian Wood – HMS Ganges was an eye opener for a young lad

Chris Groves – First time out as the Captain of a submarine

David White – First time doing SETT

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

Don Cleavin – Other explosions

Steve Thorpe – Response Force

David White – Reacting to sudden noises still now

Ron Gordon – Difference between surface fleet and submarine service

Midge Ure – Diesel engines still onboard nuclear submarines

Jim Perks – Crew running sweepstakes on Perisher students

Ami Burns – Changes made to accommodate females on board

David White – HMS Artemis submarine sunk down next to Dolphin

Colin Hamilton – FOS slept on racks of torpedoes

Ian Moore – The different ranks in the Submarine Service

Midge Ure – First time at sea in a submarine

Jim Perks – What DACOS Ops do

Ian Moore – My Sea Dad, Robbie Robinson

Jim Perks – What is the future of the Submarine Service?

Jim Perks – Introduction of the Black Caps

Steve Thorpe – Understanding Surface Abandonment

Jim Perks – The support of my wife

Jim Perks – Instant camaraderie

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