Item ITN/5/8/110 - Prince Charles undergoing a submarine escape drill

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ITN/5/8/110

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Prince Charles undergoing a submarine escape drill

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  • 24 January 1972 (Creation)

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Gosforth, Hampshire. British official photograph: Crown copyright reserved. Charles undergoes submarine escape drill. Prince Charles underwent the rigorous submarine escape drill without breathing apparatus today from the Royal Navy's submarine escape training tank at HMS Dolphin, the shore based submarine depot at Gosforth. Dressed in swimming trunks and wearing a life jacket, goggle and a noseclip, the Prince came up from depths of 30 and then 60 feet. Photo shows Prince Charles surfaces in the submarine escape training tank at HMS dolphin today after doing a free buoyant ascent from a depth of 60 feet

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Copyright: Crown Copyright expires 2022

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