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The Army also wants $82,000 back from the officer, the statement said.
Investigators found Ward used his rank as a four-star general to shuttle his wife on shopping sprees, enjoyed a lavish beachfront trip and once accepted a defense contractor's gift of going backstage to meet actor Denzel Washington.
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Post by: CNN's Chris Lawrence and Barbara Starr, The CNN Wire Filed under: Military • U.S. Army |

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