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Submariners: Awarding the dolphins

2005

Submariners: Awarding the dolphins

2005

  • NFSA IDX57GDV3R
  • TypeTelevision
  • MediumMoving Image
  • FormDocumentary
  • Duration26 mins
  • Year2005

Chris McLarty has been studying for his exams to achieve his submariner qualifications. In a ceremony, the commanding officer Steve Hussey is pleased to present the dolphins to McLarty. Following the tradition, Chris drinks a spirit of his choice and catches the dolphins in his teeth.

Courtesy of
Electric PicturesProduced in association with SBS Independent

Chris McLarty has been studying for his exams to achieve his submariner qualifications. In a ceremony, the commanding officer Steve Hussey is pleased to present the dolphins to McLarty. Following the tradition, Chris drinks a spirit of his choice and catches the dolphins in his teeth.

Courtesy of
Electric PicturesProduced in association with SBS Independent
  • Director
    Hugh Piper
    Producer
    Andrew Ogilvie
    Writer
    Hugh Piper
    Original Concept
    Greg Colgan
    Original Music
    Keith Van Geyzel and Tim Count
    Commissioning Editor
    Ned Lander
  • By Damien Parer

    This television series looks at the life of the crew on board the Collins-class submarine HMAS Rankin. It is an intimate portrait of the personalities and skills of the 65 submariners from the commanding officer, Steve Hussey, to the steward Chris McLarty.

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