Salisbury Sound (AV 13) - Naval Cruise Book

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I O 6445. elafewu S, Wlacluy 7657! Captain MACKICY was horn Nlarcfh fl, 1922atlllvtheville Arkansas and grznluati-fl , I from Clarksdale, Miss., lligh Svliool prior to enlisting in the Navy .'Xl1LfllSf. Ill, 1910, In 19-12, after attainingthe ratlngof Aviation Machinists' Mate Second Class, he started Navy Flight Training and won his Navy Wings of Gold and an l'ZnsiQn's commission on 1 July 19-13, The commanding officer has served a previous tour aboard the SA LISP, 1' R Y SOUND in the billet of Executive Officer from January 15, 1964 through October EQ, 1964. if .r me Stunt- of his many other assignments liavl- included: Chief ofStaff for Commander Patrol I-'ortfe SIGVICNTH Fleetg duty in the llnreau of Naval Personnelg Commanding Officer of Patrol Squadron 213 and a tour as a student at the Armed Forces Staff College. In addition he attained a Bachelor of Arts Degree from George Washington Vniversity as the result of off-duty study. Captain Mackey is married to the former Miss Jennifer Elliot of Long Beach, Calif. They have one daughter, Mallory, 17, and a son, John, 12.