For people of a certain age, or a taste for vintage television, the term ‘Flying Nun’ evokes memories of youthful actress Sally Field bedecked in an elaborate nun’s habit flying through the skies like a super heroine in a zany television series of same name during 1967-1970.
I'm hoping someone here might be able to help me track down a primary document for an obscure reference, or point me to a secondary source that can verify/disprove the claim.
Gladly, not sure what happened to it first time around
It is in this issue of Military Review, I believe he wrote this about two month before he wrote the Ghosts of Omdurman, which I also have my students read. He was on a role in 1991. If only he had become CSA instead of General Milley, or SECDEF instead of Mattis. It is not for a lack of good people... vr, John
http://cgsc.cdmhost.com/cdm/ref/collection/p124201coll1/id/488
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