About Gosnold Division
Gosnold Division is part of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps, a national youth program that introduces young people to naval life, leadership, seamanship, and service. We are proud to serve cadets and families across our region and to carry on the traditions of the corps.
Our story
History and namesake
The Gosnold Division takes its name from a figure important to our region’s maritime heritage. The division was formed to give local youth a structured, challenging, and rewarding program built on the values of honor, courage, and commitment.
The specific founding date, chartering details, and the full history of the division’s namesake were not supplied for this page. Those details are to be confirmed by the unit and will be added here once official information is provided.
Who we serve
Service area
Gosnold Division serves cadets and families from Plymouth, Wareham, Bourne, Cape Cod, and Southeastern Massachusetts.
Find us
Where we meet
Drills are held at Massachusetts Maritime Academy. The address is shown below as plain text, with an embedded map and a link for directions.
Meeting address
Leadership
Command staff
Our division is led by volunteer officers and adult staff. Names, ranks, and roles will be added here once confirmed by the unit.
Commanding Officer
- Name
- Joseph Mullen
- Rank
- LCDR
Executive Officer
- Name
- Austin Osborn
- Rank
- LTJG
Training Officer
- Name
- Zachary Dias
- Rank
- USN Ensign
Supply / Administration
- Name
- [Name — to be supplied]
- Rank
- [Rank — to be supplied]
Specific names, ranks, and the full command-staff roster are to be confirmed by the unit.
Press coverage
In the news
Local press coverage of Gosnold Division will be linked here. Links are awaiting official sources and will be added once supplied.
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