USS agerhorn

Comments: Anyone remember my Dad, Phillip Spencer? Not sure what years he served on the Agerhorn. I know he was also on the USS Gurke. Was in the Navy from 1944-1959. He passed away November 21, 2005 from pulminary disease, possible from asbestos. Any information, contact me by email

Keywords: Phillip Spencer

NOU Key West, Fla. 1953-54

Comments: Anyone who served at NOU, Key West, Fla. from April 1953 to Dec. 1954.I`m trying to locate some old buddies.

Richard Meister

Keywords: Charles Agro

Leo Bianchi

USS Agerholm DD826

Comments: Looking for someone that was in 6-5-48 to 1-7-49 That new my father,John Cherveny

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49-51

Comments: the agerholm was sort of a family ship two of my brothers put it in comm. thn another came aboard , two of them left and i came aboard the other brother left and i stayed aboard until i xfered to the uss bremerton in 1951 a sd mistake

Keywords: USSAgerholm dd826 #1 fireroom 1949-51

49-52

Comments: Sorry Im entering this twice, but I put army on the other one and its Navy! sorry!

Keywords: USS Agerholm from 1949-1952

Comments: I am doing this on behalf of my grandfather Vernon D Priddy, he served in the Korean War on the USS Agerholm as a BT3. He served from 1949-1952. I would appreciate it if anyone who knew my grandfather would e-mail me and let me know. He also served for a short amount of time on the USS Dixie and the USS Bausell in 1949 before he was on the USS Agerholm (dd-826).

Keywords: USS Agerholm from 1949-1952

Veterans of the USS Agerholm

Comments: My father, Frank Naglieri, served on the USS Agerholm during the Korean War sometime in 1949-1951. He has always told me stories of what life was like during the war, and how much he enjoyed the time spent with his shipmates. He was, as he says, a "radio man" on the ship. He just celebrated his 73rd birthday, and is suffering from some early memory loss. He does, however, remember alot of his time on the Agerholm. If there is any one who served with my father, I would love to hear from you. He was (and still is) from Brooklyn, NY, so I'm sure you could not forget his "accent"!

Thanks for all you did for our country, and God Bless!

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55-56 (two tours)

Comments: I was on the USS Hornet CVA 12 from early 55 to 56. I was a BM3 in the 1st Division. I would like to hear from anyone who remembers me.

While I served on board during the Korean conflict we were doing some shore bombarding on the coast of Korea.

We did this for quite sometime and one day I supposed they got tired of it and set up some mortars and small arms fire and commenced firing back.

We took on several hits with the mortars and lots of small arm fire ricocheting all about the port side of the ship. I was a mount captain on a 3 inch 50 mount.

The captain put the ship at high speed and got out of there. We were only a couple of hundred yards off the beach.

Keywords: USS Agerholm DD 826 from late 1947 through 1953. I served aboard the USS Hornet CVA 12 from 1955 through 1956. The time in between I was in Key West, Fla. Naval Ordinance Unit skippering a 62' Aviation Rescue Boat.