A Royal Navy Instructional film Anti-submarine Warfare (ASW) featuring HMS Achilles (F12) 1974

[@charlesdavis7338]

Served on Achilles 75-77 including the collision with Olympic Alliance.

[@Ron-u1z]

My old ship HMS INTREPID at 12:03. Great ship, great runs ashore as we were part of the Dartmouth training squadron for young officers, so we're on 5 days at sea 4 days in foreign ports routine. As a 17 year old in 1986 it was great until I fell on the flight deck and broke my wrist and into NELSON for 7 months. Loved that also as the josses runner. No duties, every weekend off and Friday finish about 11:30 am. Ahh good days.

[@elcyd]

I was LSRP on Arethusa, AcPs (Action Picture Supervisor) stand back attacking Bassett (Ikara) good times.

[@scottkerrison2913]

Spent many a hour in the SCR and ops room onboard Achilles my first ship in my 31 years service

[@davidedwards1988]

Ariadne and Juno then Chatham for me

[@55snakebite]

flight deck crew and uw 73 -75 cod war - Beira patrol put the torp's on Zebedee (helo) and manned the mk 10 mortar for that film

[@dabtoe48]

Bit different to my day with headphones clamped to my ears listening to pings going out and deciding on echo pitch if it was coming towards or going away. Some of my training was done at HMS Osprey, Civvie bloke called Cock Heron put us through the hearing test. Vernon for my UC2 rate, still only pings. Oh, it was 1954!!

[@billparry7058]

Proud to be a TAS Ape. On my babies course we learnt to operate 170 and 184.

[@eralehm]

At 15:30, that looks like Alex Horne: setting another task, no doubt!

[@exsubmariner]

The navy operates two types of vessels. Submarines and targets