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Proud to Be: My Life, the Air Force, the Controversy, by Kelly Flinn (Random House, 259 pp., $23)
MOST of Kelly Flinn’s book reads like an adolescent adventure series, “The Cosmo Girls Go to War,” but one passage stands out as a brilliant, if unintentional, example of satirical parody:
About the Author
Florence King was a contributing editor of National Review.
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Proud to Be: My Life, the Air Force, the Controversy, by Kelly Flinn (Random House, 259 pp., $23)
MOST of Kelly Flinn’s book reads like an adolescent adventure series, “The Cosmo Girls Go to War,” but one passage stands out as a brilliant, if unintentional, example of satirical parody:
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About the Author
Florence King was a contributing editor of National Review.
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