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Sailor

on BBC One London

A frank account of life on the ocean wave in one of Her Majesty's Ships.
A series of ten programmes 5:Puerto Rican Banyan
A banyan is Navy slang for a beach party. And no beach party is better organised and more fun than a Navy banyan.
But the ship's chaplain has no illusions that after five strenuous weeks at sea, the run ashore to San Juan will result in lapses from grace that will eclipse the boisterousness of a beach party.
With a tolerance that only a navy chaplain can have, this man of the cloth says: 'It's just a fact I accept. We're all frail human beings. What cheers me is the sailor's honesty with himself.'
Photography PATRICK TURLEY
Producer JOHN PURDIE
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Contributors

Unknown:
Patrick Turley
Producer:
John Purdie

BBC One London

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