41.   He was a Navy officer in World War II.

42.   He was a Navy officer, concerned with financial matters, in Washington during World War II.

43.   He was a Navy officer in the Pacific during World War II.

44.   He was a scrappy and affable pipe-smoking midwesterner who refused to duck when other senior Navy officers would bob and weave.

45.   His first step was to call a Navy officer friend in the Pentagon, who sifted through World War II records.

46.   His former wife married a Navy officer and now lives with the children in Virginia.

47.   It always has been because it is filled with retired Navy officers who spend their days picking lemons in their back yards.

48.   Like when he gave up a promising career as a Navy officer to return to his boyhood home of Plains, Ga.

49.   Military legal experts say Greene is the highest-ranking Navy officer to be court-martialed since World War II.

50.   Navy officers expect that request could be renewed every three months.