Canopus (AS 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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Personnel Office Chaplain Educational Services Public Affairs One of the most important items a sailor owns while he is in the Navy is his service record. His advancements, transfers, reenlistments and leave request must be handled by the' Personnel Office and eventually end up in this service record. Personnel assist the crewmembers from the moment they set foot on board. They assign the man to the division that he will be working in. The Educational Support Office is the starting point when a sailor wants to go up in rate. ESO orders courses, administers the test and passes out the final results. The Chaplain conducts religious services for the crew and counsels crew members and their families during times of both joy and saddness. The Chaplain's Assistants maintain the Crew's Library in addition to the work they do for the Chaplain. The Public Affairs Office publishes the Helmsman, the ship's newspaper and operates the ship's entertainment system The PAO is also responsible for the cruisebook. at .Pkg Q 74 6, M 2 he cm srmn Q L. 0 ' . 4.4 - ' X 'i Q X kk u X U X W ' :gg -

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Master at Arms I Division From the earliest days of the Navy, sailors have needed someone to keep order. Sailors seem to have unique ways to get themselves in trouble, and the Master at Arms force is here to ensure the crew toes the line. The force consists of the Chief Master at Arms, a rated and trained Master at Arms and several exemplary first class petty officers who serve in the position for a six month period. The duties of the MAA are to enforce the Navy, CANOPUS and SUBRON 16 instructions and regulations, to detain and escort personnel, escort dignitaries, serve as baliffs for non-judicial punishment proceedings and train and indoctrinate new personnel. To some sailors, the MAA is an enemy, but they are just doing their job. Reporting to a ship for the first time can be a frightening experience for a young sailor, but l Division is designed to ease the problems for these men. The MAA sets up a series of lectures from the various depart- ments on the ship to indoctrinate them. Front: OM1 Alan Schwent MA1 Roy Smith HTCM B B Lyle TM1 Robert Venton Jr., EN1 Homer Roller Back FN Darrell Core FA Raymond Roessner MM1 SS James McCain, SK1 Leo Harris HTFN Todd Mason 43