Wilson Flagg

1938–2001 (age 63)

U.S. Navy rear admiral

Biography

Rear Admiral Wilson Flagg served the United States Navy with quiet strength, offering seasoned leadership and a steadfast commitment to the sailors under his care. His tactical acumen and personal integrity earned him the respect of peers and subordinates alike.

Flagg's legacy is one of calm resolve; he nurtured professionalism while placing immense value on mentorship and service to others.

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