Canopus (AS 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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Fi-5 While the advent of nuclear power has brought about a new means of propelling the ships and submarines of the Navy, certain procedures must be followed to handle the tools, materials and by-products involved in order to minimize any possible hazard. The Radiological Controls Division bears the responsibility of the safe handling of these items. R-5 personnel are trained in procedures to safely transport nuclear components to and from CANOPUS and the submarines. Extensive monitoring procedures are employed every step of the way to ensure safety. ln the event of an accident involving nuclear materials, R-5 personnel immediately begin operations to nullify any hazards to the crew R-5 personnel also assist in cleaning and repairing reactors and their component systems. R-5 also has trained personnel to calibrate radiac monitors and other special equipment. f Front: EIVI1 lSSl Kenneth Harris, MIVI1 Ronald Bigelow MMC QSSJ David Cranall LT Stephen Pelstring, IVIIVI1 QSSD Bubba Shastid, MM2lSSl Donald O Brien MIVI1 Paul Murnahan Back MM2 Wayne Lyke, IVIIVIFN Dan Mulberry, MR2 Paul Lacroix HTFN Mark Fuller FN Dennis Davis ETN2 Robert Dorsey, EMFA Joseph Bailey, MMFN Gerard Braithwaite SKSN Richard Molchany

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Front: ET1 Timothy Smelser, ET1 Emmett Skaggs, ETC Lester Forbes, CWO4 Delmer McLaughlin, STSC SS Jeffrey Nelson, ETC Wayne Barcomb, ET1 Ernest Littlejohn. Back: ET2 Randall Kendrick, ET3 John Rice, ETSN Steven Power, ETN2 Joseph Piskor, ETN2 Robert Miller, ETN2 Mark Money, FN Scott Anello.

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' ' S Front: ET1 ISS! Leonard Stenzel, EM1 QSSJ Robert Johnson, MIVI1 QSSD Mike Waters, MM1 QSS3 Boyd Radford. Back: FN Charles Wolpert, HT2 Scott Hotal, SN Fernando Olgin, IC2 Mark Racht. f i :ia 'NM S34 7 A Q