Canopus (AS 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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SUBRON 16 Staff A squadron consisting of ten submarines and complete refit and replentishment facilities requires a very coordinated effort to keep things running smoothly. The staff of Submarine Squadron Sixteen, under the command of Captain James D. Williams serves as that coordinator and upper level manager and boss of the submarines and CANOPUS. The efforts of SUBRON 16 keep the subs ready to carry out their assigned strategic mission. This involves more than the physical repair and replentish- ments of the submarines. The crews who man them must also be ready and highly trained to make that all of their systems can get the job done when called for. The components of SUBRON 16 consist of Squadron Admin, Supply, Weapons, Material, Operation- s!Communications, the Ship's Systems Maintainence and Monitoring Team, the barracks ship Happy Acres, lAPL-311, the tug boat Apopka, QYTB-7781. The men of SUBRON 16 are serious about their work because it is a serious part of our national defense. Front: LCDR Paul Tibbits, LCDR Frank Bonacquisti, CDR Richard Noreika, CAPT James D. Williams, QSUBRON 161, CAPT Richard C. Schleicher, LCDR James Webb, LCDR Tim Halliday. Back: LT Richard Joyce, LT Elmer Mann, LT Dana Kaeser, LT Michael Kelley, CWO4 Joe Werther, CWO4 Hector Acosta, LT William Yocum, LT Paul Moore.

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Front: SKCIVI Charles Daniels, YNCM Carl Mullen, QMCM Anthony Haines, FTCM David Roth, ETCM Boyce Kline. Back: NIIVICS Rudolph Reedy, RMC Frank Sheetz, EMCS John Surman, SKC Joe Sabeh, FTCS Ron Dawson. Front: YN2 Richard Bulak, YN2 Ricky Banks, RM1 Ken Butler SK1 D D I B k' Ll F k scnmidi, YN2 George Taylor, SA ciyde camren, YNSN Billy eiassgn up er' ac ' SN ran