“WEST POINT” NIGHT WITH COMMAND HISTORIAN & NOVELIST SHERMAN L. FLEEK
DON’T MISS “WEST POINT” NIGHT WITH COMMAND HISTORIAN AND NOVELIST
SHERMAN L. FLEEK, LT. COL. U.S. ARMY (RET.)!
For those of you who want an ADVANCE COPY, attached is our
“award-winning newsletter” -- THE DISPATCH!
This coming WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH we will continue our “WEST
POINT” tradition with the Command Historian at the United States
Military Academy, Lt. Col. SHERMAN L. FLEEK. Colonel Fleek started
his military career as an enlisted soldier. From there he rose to the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army serving as an
aviator, Special Forces Officer, and historian in several command and
staff positions.
Be sure you join us as Colonel SHERMAN L. FLEEK will talk about fellow
New Yorker, graduate of West Point Class of 1860, one of the boy wonders
of the North, and future Superintendent of the Point--”WESLEY
MERRITT.” Colonel Fleek will focus on the battles Merritt fought in
with the Army of the Potomac—including serving with Sheridan in the
Shenandoah Valley.
Please bring your family, friends and work colleagues as Colonel Fleek
makes “HISTORY COME ALIVE” at The Civil War Round Table of New York
this November!
COME AND ENJOY “WEST POINT” NIGHT
WITH LT. COL. SHERMAN L. FLEEK
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2015 –
CALL 718-341-9811 RIGHT NOW!
SHERMAN L. FLEEK, LT. COL. U.S. ARMY (RET.)!
For those of you who want an ADVANCE COPY, attached is our
“award-winning newsletter” -- THE DISPATCH!
This coming WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH we will continue our “WEST
POINT” tradition with the Command Historian at the United States
Military Academy, Lt. Col. SHERMAN L. FLEEK. Colonel Fleek started
his military career as an enlisted soldier. From there he rose to the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army serving as an
aviator, Special Forces Officer, and historian in several command and
staff positions.
Be sure you join us as Colonel SHERMAN L. FLEEK will talk about fellow
New Yorker, graduate of West Point Class of 1860, one of the boy wonders
of the North, and future Superintendent of the Point--”WESLEY
MERRITT.” Colonel Fleek will focus on the battles Merritt fought in
with the Army of the Potomac—including serving with Sheridan in the
Shenandoah Valley.
Please bring your family, friends and work colleagues as Colonel Fleek
makes “HISTORY COME ALIVE” at The Civil War Round Table of New York
this November!
COME AND ENJOY “WEST POINT” NIGHT
WITH LT. COL. SHERMAN L. FLEEK
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2015 –
CALL 718-341-9811 RIGHT NOW!
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