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it here this is from the military times as a matter of fact so a retired Ford star

admiral found guilty on four charges stemming from bribery allegations I

didn't know this was really a thing until I heard a couple of other military content

creators talking about and I was like, well, let's dive into it, shall we?

The corruption trial of retired Admiral Robert Burke concluded Monday with him being found

guilty of four criminal counts, including bribery charges, by a jury in Washington, D.C.

His attorney and others in the courtroom confirmed to military.com.

Burke, once the second highest ranking leader in the Navy,

was charged by federal prosecutors last year on allegations that he directed a lucrative Navy contract to an executive training company.

Next, jump in 2021.

While serving as a four-star admiral. The company later hired him in 2022 for a starting salary of 500,000 per year.

And we hear about this, right? Retiring generals, retired admirals, jumping on as a consultant for some company making ungodly amounts of money right

out the rip i don't know i don't know if that was what the connections were necessarily or

what types of uh training that this company had but at the same time if it's an executive training

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