In the opening pages of the novel in which he appears, this character is feigning illness in a hospital, but the presence of the "soldier in white" and a hideously affable Texan drive him back to active duty. Greatly affected by the death of a young gunner named Snowden, this member of the Fighting 256th Squadron is last seen following the example of Orr, who crashed his p
In the opening pages of the novel in which he appears, this character is feigning illness in a hospital, but the presence of the "soldier in white" and a hideously affable Texan drive him back to active duty. Greatly affected by the death of a young gunner named Snowden, this member of the Fighting 256th Squadron is last seen following the example of Orr, who crashed his plane in the Mediterrean and escaped from Pianosa to Sweden, but not before this character tries to claim insanity to avoid more bombing missions. FTP, name this captain described in Catch-22.
In the opening pages of the novel in which he appears, this character is feigning illness in a hospital, but the presence of the "soldier in white" and a hideously affable Texan drive him back to active duty.
Captain John Yossarian