Robison (DDG 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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1.--nun-uevr-qi-orv.-Y .a ser- - f - 1 -U-pr-03,35 Q-Q55-4 4 1-,-.5 qu-.rgazfga Commanding ffiCGT ommander James B. Hinkle, U Clommander James Bruce Hinkle was horn in Ipswich. Queensland. Australia on 14 August 1945 Commissioned through the NltO'l'C prograin in WGS. he reported to his tirst tour of duty ahoard the Yokosuka hased USS HENRY W. TUCKER QDD- 875l to serve as tlunner3' Ut't'it'er and later Vomhat lnformation Venter Cfiicer. ln 1970, he was ordered to the Statt' ot' tiommander Cruiser Destrover Flotilla NINF as Aide and Fl L' t t S b uent . . . A J ag 1eu enan . u seq ' sea tours include Weapons Officer on the guided missile destroyer USS SOMERS CDDG-34D from 1974 to 1976 and EXGCUUVC Officer ot' the gas turliine powered PSS CONOLLY QDD-9791 from 1980 to 1981. Commander Hinkle served ashore as the Surface Warfare Program Manager in the Bureau of Naval Personnel from 1976- 1978, and following reorganization ot' the Bureau in 193. hecame the Command Plan Analyst for the Deputy CNO CManpower, Personnelandlrainingl. ln 1982. he returned toXY3Sl'llNUItil1 asthe Principal Manpower Anal st on th CNO' S ff' h S t IDS s - 1 f y e s ta int e ys 6 Analysis Division lol,-glil. later reorganized to the Resource Appraisal Division KCP-911 Commander Hinkle is a 1968 sraduate ofthe l'niversitv of Yew Nleitico has a Mast D f A 1 - 1. - - - ' , ers egree in Cperations Analysis rom the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. C'alit'ornia a d d ' ' g n atten ed the Armed Forces Staff College. He IS a proven subspeclallst in Manpower Analysis and Personnel Management. His personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal. two Navy Commendation Medals, and the Navy Achievement Medal as well as several Knit Citations. Commander Hinkle is married to the former Meredith Minter of Annapolis, Maryland and has two children, James and Jenni' fer, both five years old. 8 .',- .t..s-.L...,. ..... . . A -f-f:.fcQ-11st1L-2-x.'a.sm-P -

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,, ,A-,, Y ,4 A iki Aish DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY OFFICE or THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS WASHINGTON 25. D. c. Frol: Chief of Naval Operations 19: Colnendant, First Naval District sqbjg USS IOBISON CDBG-121: Commissioning Order ut: in orrmvxusr 47oo.ac of 22 Dec who fb! CNO ltr ser 946943 of 8 Jun 1901 .. uzrnv ..,r. Y, Op-431Hlsr Ser 1633?-13 1, lhel subject ship ls ln all respectx ready, in accordance ulth reference Kal, you are dlrecmed to place USS ROBISON KDDG-l2l 'In Colnlssiou'. 2, After colnlsslonlnq and upon commencement of readlnebs- for-see period, as scheduled in reference tbl, direct U55 8081508 CD06-l2l to report to the Commander ln Chief, U.S. Atl tlc Fleet for duty and tor onward routing to the RNIB!!! LD an . Commander ln Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet for asslg duty in the Cruiser-Destroyer Force and for shakedoun trelnllq. WT w Q5 'Hn RUHISONR i'mmnissiuning - 9 llccembvr 1961 C ' .., W. .cr A 'EF' -.EM -PA-ff.. ,. - OA. Q i ' -M ,,-A . ' - r . .1-usa!-z, ov-. f , .-M105 E riln,-......u.lf-Q 'E , f - -- . .T ' - fp ' fg: 'K---we-:A+ H W,'!:::-.-3.3 ...V - 1 ANQSL4 4-1-.. 7

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