Ship's Crew

The USS VERMONT (SSN 792) Crew consists of 15 officers and 120 enlisted sailors, one of which is a native Vermonter. They take pride in representing the citizens of Vermont, and as the first of the Block IV Virginia Class boats to be built. We take pride in having the most sophisticated, capable submarine ever set on course to be commissioned into the U.S. Navy bear the name VERMONT.

Great picture from Ombudsman Appreciation Dinner in Hawaii on September 15 as the Command welcomes Kody Brown (with the lei) as the USS VERMONT Ombudsman. She'll function as the critical link between the families and the Command of the VERMONT.

Commanding Officer

CDR Michael A. Lilleberg

Executive Officer

LCDR Brian Sullivan

Master Chief of the Boat

ITSCM Robert A. Antrim

USS VERMONT Change of Command ceremony 29 July, 2022. Commander Michael A. Lilleberg (left) salutes Commander Charles W. Phillips III upon assumption of command of the VERMONT, with Captain John Stafford, Commander, Submarine Squadron Four, presiding over the ceremony. Vermont's own RADM Douglas Perry, keynote speaker representing the CNO, looks on.

PCU VERMONT Change of Command ceremony March 30, 2020. Commander Charles W. Phillips III (right) salutes Captain Henry M. Roenke IV upon assumption of command of the VERMONT, with Captain Andrew “Drew” Miller, Commander, Submarine Squadron Four, presiding over the ceremony.

The PCU VERMONT gathers for a group photo before Christmas 2019 at the EB dock in Groton, CT

Members of the Crew prepare for the wetting of the boat with 14 gallons of water from Lake Champlain, courtesy of the Coast Guard Station in Burlington, Vermont. The 14 gallons represents Vermont as the 14th State of the Union

Crew of the VERMONT (SSN 792) at the Christening Ceremony in Groton, Connecticut

Crew of the VERMONT marches in at the Christening Ceremony

Followed by the Officers of the VERMONT