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Navy MSO Amateur Radio Club

(MSO - MineSweeper Ocean Going built in the 1950's)



Those interested Navy Veterans that are interested in joining and participating in the Navy MSO Amateur Radio Club may do so by contacting Rick Szpyrka W8MSO.

Navy MSO Amateur Radio Club Members.

Here is a list of Amateur Radio Operaters that have served on Mine Warfare related ships and stations.

Also please remember that the Navy MSO Amateur Radio Club is open to all interested Navy Veterans World Wide, especially any Veterans who served on any of the 101 MSO's. An Amateur Radio license is not required to join.

What we need from you:

We need volunteers to be NET Operators.
Suggestions for a frequency to operate on.
What day or days of the month to operate the Net.

Helpful Links:

What is an MSO
MSO Radio Room
Getting started in Amateur Radio
ARRL Amateur Licensing Class Search Page
Order the study guide for the Amateur Radio courses
Chain Locker
NMSOA (Navy MSO Association) Portal
USS Lucid MSO-458 Museum Restoration

QRZ callsign lookup:

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W8MSO Rick Szpyrka Club President and Trustee
NA2K Harry A. Westervelt Club Vice President