Pinckney (DDG 91) - Naval Cruise Book

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QI 5 1 V Q if 3 2 F I r 1 Fw I! 3 5 't ,, 1 , . 3 Q rg- in L Y ' f. ff' Tags enjoyecf the simphe things. Listening anciafancing to the jazz music cj Qulie Qiftington ancffoffowing his favorite hasehaff team the Q3roo.Q6fn GDoagers. Gifffofoeifattenchng games, eating Coney I sfana' hot cfogs ancf fries at every opportunity. He fofuecf to coohL Wen taQng the Qtchen ofoerfrom his ww. The onbl foocf he was hnown to cfespise was heets, an aversion to he shareaf hy the crew of the Q91 W CKQVFET Gy orcfer cf the Commanchng Ojjhcen CQDQQJ Rohert Byron, no heets wiffeuer he seruecfonhoarcf One other trait offfflfifham Tinchney 's has founcf its way into the ship. 'You can afreacbz see on the faces qfefoery Saifor in the current crew that they have assumetf 'Gagsn quiet mocfesty ancfare, ancfwiffafways he, 'Troucf T o Serfoe'C y cm 5

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-1,-1 . I ' ' . ' I I gy g . When guestionecfahout the incufent 'Wifham . A, s aispfayeef his tracfemarhmocfesty saying, 'Wefh I Chff 1 ,ii it ' nap e aaa are emfieefe. ff when eseeaeeout 1 'J I l W Y 1 a returning into the 'Ere after saving fBagwefL aff he Z , fffif v- 'P 4 , . 52,1 iifg51ai5: 11f,1 7zig 4,.' , ' ' iwouhi say is, f1Q2h, I guess that's ahout right. 'When ' .H I lx Kggszz N X , I ..T ,. JA Vrll , nal A v . l I I ' the jhrst guy seemecf to he surviving pretty goocf I 1 5 went hefow to see I couhfhehv someone else hut they 'f were affmhecfancff coufcfn 't help anyone. ff Winchney was treatecf for shrapnef wounck ancf3rcf chgree hurns in Hawaii. 'Whik there he negotiateaf orders ancf spent the remaincfer of his eight years in the H Havy at the Goat Q3asin in San QDiego, Cahfornia. He 1 1 returned home to marry Henrietta ancf the two movecf L n , to Oceansiaei hhhh CahfornialMUn june 30th, 1946 Wifham kft the service as a Cooh Tirst Cfass. He ancf Henrietta movecf from Oceansicfe to Groohlyn, New flforhb where Q3iff joined the Merchant Marine and Henrietta worhea' as a tekphone operator 'Wifham servecf for 26 years in Merchant Marine as a coohon such ships as the !lTQQIC!lWMOOHancfSIQQjOHWTQQZIWZQLIH 1 He was an active Mason ancfmemher cf the American Legion in New flforh jlfter retiring, the two movecf hachl to Q3eaufort. 'Wifham Qpinchney passecf away in his home on ju61 - 21st, 19 76 after a two-year struggk with spinaf cancer He is huriecf at pfot numher 3381 in the Geaufort HationafCemete1y. Henrietta Tinchney, who stiffhves in fBeaufort, survives him. T hey have no chihfren. Mockst throughout his hje, very jaw photos o 'Wifliam are avaifahle. Even at his own wecfthng no I photos were tahen. He never spohe ahout his time in the Wavy or the ineiefent in which he savecfjames Qiagweffs hfe. jls far as Henrietta is aware Wifham may have never hnown the identity cj the man he carriecf to the hangar: hay that fatefuf cfay. When questionecfahout his time in the service, Giffwoufcfwen tear up sa in on61 that he was 'proucf to serve'C Thisis now the motto of the ship that hears his cg Hamer the U55 QDIWCKWEYKUDQUQ 91 j currentiy heing huihf in Qascagoufa Mississippi. ' . V4

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coivnvlANolNc oFFicEn COMMANDER Jim J. Malloy UNITED STATES NAVY Commander Jim Mallo is a 1986 graduate of the United States Naval Academy. CDR Malloy's3Gnitial operational assignment was in USS DEYO QDD 9891 as Fire Control and Strike Officer. In addition, he served as the Combat Systems Officer in USS FAHRION QFFG 223, and he yvas assigned as the Combat Systems Department Head in the commissioning crew- a Plank Ovvner- in USS BENFOLD QDDG 651. Most recently, CDR Malloy commanded the mine hunter USS FALCON QMHC 59l from 1999 to 2001. Ashore, CDR Malloy has served as Aide and FLag Secretary to the Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command in Manama, Bahrain, and as Navy Theater Missile Defense Officer on the staff of the Commander in Chief, U. S. Central Command in Tampa, Florida. He also served at Commander Naval Forces Central Command and Commander 5th FLeet staff in Manama, Bahrain in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. CDR Malloy subsequently reported to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations lDirector, Surface Warfarej, where he assumed duties as Requirements Officer for the Littoral Combat Ship QLCSQ. In July 2004, CDR Malloy went back to sea and assumed duties as Commanding Officer USS PINCKNEY in San Diego, CA. CDR Malloy earned a Masters of Science degree in Systems Technology fCommand Control and Communicationsl from Naval Postgraduate School, and he has been designated a proven sub-specialist in National Security Affairs fMiddIe Easty, CDR Malloy's personal awards include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Meritorious Medal ltwo awardsl, Joint Commendation Medal ftwo awardsl, Navy Commendation Medal f cl Achievement medal lthree awardsl. 4 cur awar SD' and the Navy , A 5