As an Admiral, even though Admiral Miles was under investigation, he didn't have to live in a prison or a holding cell.
He was still living in his detached villa in the military district.
Yes, within the military district there were detached houses and villas specifically provided for officers, and Admiral Miles' villa was the one furthest inside, also the largest and most luxurious.
He sat on the sofa, his face calm and composed; there was no trace of frustration or dejection from being under review.
On the other side of the sofa, three Navy admirals were also seated.
"From what I got out of old Wood, among the charges they've got so far, the one that could hit you the hardest is probably dereliction of duty."
"They're saying you didn't, as required by wartime regulations, disperse the patrol ships into the surrounding sea areas, and failed to ensure timely early warning."
