Canopus (AS 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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Front: Ll3 Daniel Costello, DMC Dennis Harper, CWO4 Klaus Baernthaler, PH1 lACi Allen Harrison, ll, PH2 Gregory Troehler, Back: LISN Frank Fabozzi, DMSN Robert Zauner, PHAN Joe Fesperman, DM3 Daniel Ewing, PHAN Delano Mays, LISN Frank Schmidt.

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Ft-6 The Repair Services Division is the graphic arts section of Canopus. Pl-6 supports the submarines and the entire SITE with graphic arts for everything from laundry chits to signs for Christmas parties. R-6 consists of three shops, the Draft Shop, Print Shop and Photo Lab. All original artwork is created in the Draft Shop to be used as-is or to be sent to the Print Shop for reproduction. The Photo Lab is the only work space on the ship staffed by aviation personnel. They are responsible for documenting the work of CANOPUS and are ready at all times to take on jobs as varied as advancement ceremonies an admiral s daughter s wedding or a crui- sebook. With their separate color and black and white darkrooms they are one of the best equipped labs in the fleet. The Print Shop reproduces artwork provided by either the Draft Shop or the customer in mass quantities and they have the capability to print work up to 2 by ' - '+-f --f- ...,., NCQ' fifwk' 5 ms, E k- -we . ,

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R-7 As vast as the Repair Department is, a full division is required to maintain records of previous work and plan ahead for future jobs. In addition to these tasks, the Repair Technical Division also maintains a complete file of cross reference technical manuals, plans, procedures and other publications deemed necessary for submarine repair. Shops within R-7 are the Technical Library, which holds the records and publications and the Planning and Estimating Office, which prepares and promulgates work procedures, specifications, standards and approved work practices concerned with the subs. Another office in R-7 is the Nuclear Repair Office which is responsible 'for the coordination for the various shops in the Repair Department concerning nuclear work. The office also provides equipment and procedures needed for this type of work. ' ' Front: HT2 Philip Rindal, SK3 Bruce Schmitt, MM2 Napoleon Rombaoa, HTFN Richard Forcey. Center: MMC John Schaak, ENC Francis LaP ante, MMC SS Wayne Lindsay, CWO4 Klaus Baernthaler, ENS Frank Choyeski, MMCS SS Guy Sturges, MMC Marvin Cregger. Back: HTC Gordon McDougall, HT1 Richard Mills, ENFN Bob Seitz, MRFN Michael Harris, HT3 Bruce Doub e, HT2 Philip McCabe, EN1 John O'Nea, MR1 Charles Headley, ENFN Bruce Fair, HT1 - Francisco Hernandez.