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Shipmates

2005

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EP1 Hello - Goodbye Nov 22, 2005

Even tough gunners shed a tear as HMS Chatham heads out three weeks before Christmas for a six-month deployment to the Gulf. Then comes news that the vessel is riding the after effects of a massive earthquake that has generated a tsunami.

EP2 After the Wave Nov 29, 2005

HMS Chatham reaches the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, which took the full force of the Boxing Day tsunami, as the docusoap following the varied duties of personnel at Devonport Naval Command in Plymouth continues. Thousands of homes have been flattened, untold numbers have died and fishing boats have been hurled far inland - how can the Royal Navy help in the face of abject destruction?

EP3 Heads Up, Chests Out, Be Proud Dec 06, 2005

Tasha Pulley is a physical training instructor in the Royal Navy and just over five feet tall. She wants to join the uncompromising and very large men with muscles on their muscles in the Devonport Field Gun Team, whose aim is to win a gruelling race open to all of the Forces. How will she fare?

EP4 Raising the Dead Dec 20, 2005

At Devonport naval base, Ghostbusters are investigating claims the dockyard is haunted. Meanwhile, HMS Chatham sails to Egypt to bury 30 British sailors with full military honours who died 200 years ago when Admiral Nelson destroyed the French Fleet. She then sails north to Turkey to represent Britain at the 90th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign.

EP5 Theatre of War Dec 21, 2005

Each Thursday, Plymouth is turned into a war zone as warships, submarines, jet fighters and Royal Marines engage in simulated conflict on land, sea and air. How will Angela Thomas find time for her opera group's production of HMS Pinafore?
5.5| 0h30m| en
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Documentary series about the frigate HMS Chatham's six-month deployment in the Gulf.

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Nonureva Really Surprised!
Infamousta brilliant actors, brilliant editing
Roxie The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;
Yazmin Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.