On completion of the UXB removal the following report was sent from the Commanding Officer of Fleet Clearance Diving Team Three to Commodore Amphibious Warfare, on 29th May 1982. It was later sent on to Commander in Chief Fleet.

1. A 1,000lb ex-British bomb, having been dropped at close range ...

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On completion of the UXB removal the following report was sent from the Commanding Officer of Fleet Clearance Diving Team Three to Commodore Amphibious Warfare, on 29th May 1982. It was later sent on to Commander in Chief Fleet.

1. A 1,000lb ex-British bomb, having been ...

So, here we are forty years after the event; all looking backwards (perhaps) instead of forwards. However, that is no bad thing.
Recently I checked up on the Wikipedia entry for the UXB removal from Galahad and there, pride of place, is Jim's story (as supported by Smudge's comments here). It ...

Well, I have to say that Smudge's story is a very interesting one. Sadly, it rings no bells with me - perhaps more's the pity.
The route taken by the Galahad bomb by fork lift truck et al along the tank deck and so off the stern ramp is rather at odds with my memory of hoisting it from the battery ...

Jim,

Your story touched me deeply and the way you were treated made me very sad. Thinking about it robbed me of sleep, which is why I am writing this at three o'clock in the morning – a situation to which, I am sure, you will be no stranger. But, if it is of any comfort, you are not the only one ...

Hello, I am Bernie UXB and I am keen to post observatiions in persuit of this topic. Please allow me to.
Bernie UXB