Officers Serving As COMSUBLANT
The following is an incomplete list:
- Rear Admiral R. S. Edwards, 1941–1942
- Rear Admiral F. A. Daubin, 1942–1944
- Rear Admiral C. W. Styer, 1944–1946
- Rear Admiral John Wilkes, 1946–1947
- Rear Admiral James Fife, Jr., 1947–1950
- Rear Admiral Stuart S. "Sunshine" Murray, 1950–1952
- Rear Admiral George C. "Turkey Neck" Crawford, 1952–1954
- Rear Admiral Frank T. Watkins, 1954–1957
- Rear Admiral Charles W. "Weary" Wilkins, March 1957-September 1957†
- Rear Admiral Frederick B. Warder, September 1957-1960†
- Rear Admiral Lawrence R. "Dan" Daspit, January 1960-September 1960†
- Vice Admiral Elton W. "Joe" Grenfell, September 1960-1964† (also, 1964–1966)
- Vice Admiral Vernon L. "Rebel" Lowrance, 1964–1966†
- Vice Admiral Arnold F. Schade, 1966-1970†
- Vice Admiral Eugene P. Wilkinson, 1970-1972 (last WW2 submarine captain to hold the position)
- Vice Admiral Robert L. J. Long, 1972–1974
- Vice Admiral J. Williams Jr, 1974–1977
- Vice Admiral Kenneth M. Carr, 1977–1980
- Vice Admiral Steven A. White, 1980–1983
- Vice Admiral Bernard M. Kauderer, 1983–1986
- Vice Admiral Daniel 'Dan' L. Cooper, 1986–1988
- Vice Admiral Roger F. Bacon, 1988–1990
- Vice Admiral Henry 'Hank' G. Chiles, 1990–1993
- Vice Admiral George W. Emery, 1993–1996
- Vice Admiral Richard W. Mies, 1996–1998
- Vice Admiral Edmund P. Giambiastiani, 1998–2000
- Vice Admiral John J. Grossenbacher, 2000–2003
- Vice Admiral Kirk H. Donald, 2003–2004
- Vice Admiral Charles L. Munns, 2004–2007
- Vice Admiral J. J. Donnelly, 2007-2010
- Vice Admiral John Richardson, 2010-2012
- Vice Admiral Michael J. Connor, 2012-present
† Wartime submarine skipper
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