Charles F.W. Behm was a German-born merchant sea captain who served as a U.S. naval officer during the Civil War.
On December 10, 1862 U.S.S. Southfield, commanded by Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Charles F. W. Behm, was disabled by a shot through the steam chest off Plymouth, North Carolina, while rendering close fire support to troops under attack by Confederate forces.
On December 10, 1862 U.S.S. Southfield, commanded by Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Charles F. W. Behm, was disabled by a shot through the steam chest off Plymouth, North Carolina, while rendering close fire support to troops under attack by Confederate forces.
Charles F.W. Behm was a German-born merchant sea captain who served as a U.S. naval officer during the Civil War.
On December 10, 1862 U.S.S. Southfield, commanded by Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Charles F. W. Behm, was disabled by a shot through the steam chest off Plymouth, North Carolina, while rendering close fire support to troops under attack by Confederate forces.
On December 10, 1862 U.S.S. Southfield, commanded by Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Charles F. W. Behm, was disabled by a shot through the steam chest off Plymouth, North Carolina, while rendering close fire support to troops under attack by Confederate forces.
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