Retired Admirals Reprimanded in Navy Bank Scandal
Washington reports official reprimands were given to two retired admirals over ties to the First Navy Bank at Pensacola NAS and stock ownership. Vice Admiral Malcolm Cagle received a letter of censure and Rear Admiral James Ferris an admonition. Navy Secretary Middendorf noted nine others were cleared.
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