Crewman aboard the USS Thresher, a submarine that sank during deep-diving tests off the coast of Massachusetts.
Thresher was the first nuclear submarine lost at sea and only one of four lost with more than 100 people aboard.[1]
Several memorials have been dedicated to honor the lost aboard the Thresher and several with specific crewmen honored - including a memorial at Arlington to the whole crew dedicated in Sept 2019.
11 Sept 1961 Enlisted in the Navy
Served at the US Naval Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut
Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/75314451/robert-howard-gosnell: accessed 03 October 2022), memorial page for Robert Howard Gosnell (1 Mar 1943–10 Apr 1963), Find A Grave: Memorial #75314451, citing Raleigh Memorial Park, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina, USA; Maintained by Judy Stallings (contributor 47164030) .
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