Chapter 11: The Quiet Backroom Exit
The public outcry forced the Department of Defense into damage control. The media storm showed no signs of abating. Days later, in a sterile, windowless [more…]
The public outcry forced the Department of Defense into damage control. The media storm showed no signs of abating. Days later, in a sterile, windowless [more…]
The day of Marcus Gable’s hearing dawned gray and overcast, matching the heavy mood that had settled over Norfolk. I dressed in black, the same [more…]
Marcus strode into the executive boardroom, the expensive leather of his shoes squeaking faintly on the polished floor. He expected an argument, a shouting match, [more…]
Three weeks later, the Navy officially reinstated Captain Samuel Dunlap’s record with full honors. His name was cleared of all operational error, his bravery recognized, [more…]
On March 14, 2005, my thirty-second birthday, I sat alone at a quiet corner table in a dimly lit diner near the Norfolk docks. The [more…]