Canopus (AS 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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Front: SR Julio Maldonado, SHSA Shane Dixon, FA David Collins, FA Raymond Monroe, FA David Wilson, Center: FA Robert Bena, HT3 Gerald Green, BM2 Thomas Winter, MM1 Stephen Sparks, MT3 Kurt Walker, SKSA Gary Houle, SHSA Alan DuBose. Back: SKSN Ronald St. Marie, SKSA Henderson Braxton, TMSA Lanny Johnston, DPSA Curtis Bowers, FA William Sand, DPSA Lex Taylor, MRFA Tim Smith, DKSR John Dunda.

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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

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Special Services Special Services, while being a small group of people, was responsible for the recreation of the entire SITE. A comprehensive program of tours, athletics and leisure time activities, directed from the SITE Il Recreation Center, fullfilled these recreation needs. Tours ranged from local trips to Seville, Cadiz, the doll factory in Chiclana and various bodega tours to week long trips to Germany and England. For those who stayed in the area, the Rec Center's gear locker provided gear for fishing and camping, as well as athletic equipment. Tickets to local bullfights were available in season. Three softball fields, a football field, a basketball court and an indoor half-court were available for our extensive varsity and intramural programs Picnics and parties arranged on demand capped off an unbeatable program ,ff f?QZ.?5 TV' W!! nga X' W ,ywmwk ww if 5 wi ry kfl f Front HTC Jerry Hill LTJG Jim IVlcDonaId SH1 Mike Westrick Back SN Robert Brown IVINI3 James Munet SN Willie Walker . , , . 5 , , if ,t 8, , If L . : V R. Q- ' C az , , r f -. , - - xi ' f'51I V E t , . 24-:tiff F2523 .f X J3fT H'f Jr . Sq W tw.. T - t , A 5. -.lf'?fi?S'Vj?f ff 'ff r. , -.f e -. i ' -QW., 5, 33,-N. ..t,..,-g .cg ' 'X i -1 - V !f?Y? 6I'f:+rs w'ff1f 'x - f . an ' V N nf-+'?'f'l 5 VV -' 'f-If ,Lf ' - G, ' ' , ' U... f E '- -H-bbzawluoou-nw-Q, 'f'.f2:' - -nf 5 i K K . .. A , R , -my ' -' , , , 5 V - , - T V 3 1 ' g-f15'3T 4 . .N,Qsw: , 5 .3 3 , ,rw , 9- r QQ in--.-k ms' t' - S iifdfr- 'M f Asisfff 3 t f, . I , fn 'Q N IY f 5- if in ,jf A. Et Q9 K I S ' iff--fi 'mmi'- T ' ' '41 ,N ,i V. ' 1? ' X .X A ' -aqi:E,,-ft. .jd 3 L it , I k .Q,,?..'f-1--. k 959 ' Y. X' YI 5 f' inf ' ,..1:L. I W K A . : ' -' '1 1 . - f K ,f ' M, ., , ., , , .. . 5 , 3 -A -- .4 t ,r g V K - , K ,bln rt f . ,V , QE 55,4 T fr 'Q , ' 'Q 'mi'3 1 W ' M QLLQ5 i ...-..,.-,- X X Q R -3 3 ry ' Vw ,wwf H ,, ' 'Q . ,- . .51 b, - 1, 'gg V, vm., 'I , ' fra, .Q wx ,-- fr' rf ' 1T5.Q3,Z'i:s-f fJF-1 - 5 ' -3- .15 'N 3 +V . ' . - 1-Piiilf-Jfgi'i f , I 'J' Y: ' . ' ' 'LA 22 Q if - ,k Q , -1,1 r 5 gg, S ,,, .. .4539 f -Mmggz, r f- - -. 7 jg: K iff!! ef ii: '1 'Z ' W? 'fri' S if, 5 A iff is-1 . Q 'rg if Y 'S M441 4,