Bernard Joseph Goss Colonel, United States Air Force |
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Date of Birth: 1/10/1931 Date of Casualty: 4/23/1966 Home of Record: SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Branch of Service: AIR FORCE Rank: COL Casualty Country: NORTH VIETNAM Casualty Province: NZ Status: MIA GOSS, BERNARD JOSEPH Name: Bernard Joseph Goss
REMARKS: 08/78 REMAINS RETURNED MONTGOM HANOI NAME: GOSS Bernard J., Maj., USAF
RATIONALE FOR SELECTION: After his aircraft was hit Maj. Goss did not indicate that he was injured during radio communications. He was observed to eject with a good parachute, and was seen to land on the ground. No subsequent correlated reports of death have been received for Major Goss. (U) CASE SUMMARY 1. On 23 April 1966 Maj. Bernard J. Goss was
the pilot of the lead F105D aircraft, (#61-048, call sign PECAN 01), in
a flight of four on a strike
2. During the existence of JCRC, the hostile threat in the area precluded any visits to or ground inspections of the site involved in this case. Major Gross is currently carried in the presumptive status of Dead, Body Not Recovered. REMARKS: 08/78 REMAINS RETURNED MONTGOM HANOI NOTE: Major Goss continued to be promoted until the determination of died, body not recovered was made, at that time he was a Colonel. His remains were recovered in August 1978 and subsequenstly laid to rest with full military honors in Section 11, Grave 346-C, Arlington National Cemetery. Webmaster: Michael
Robert Patterson
Posted: 14 August 2008 Updated: 18 August 2008 |
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