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Chapter 10 - The Honor Restored

Six months later, the military tribunal at Washington Navy Yard concluded its final sentencing hearing.

Captain Miller was sentenced to fourteen years in military prison at Fort Leavenworth and dishonorably discharged from the Armed Forces.

Gunnery Sergeant Rourke received eight years in military custody, stripped of all rank, medals, and pension benefits.

Evelyn stood outside the courtroom in a tailored dark suit, holding her briefcase as the crisp autumn breeze blew through the trees.

Admiral Vance walked up beside her, handing her a newly minted Inspector General Commendation Medal.

"You brought integrity back to a department that had lost its way, Dr. Reed," the Admiral said, saluting her with deep pride.

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Evelyn returned the salute with quiet dignity, knowing that justice had been served and honor had been fully restored.

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