In the corridors of power within the US Navy, Leonard Glenn Francis, known far and wide as “Fat Leonard,” cast a formidable shadow. Whether through personal encounters or story of his legendary exploits, every admiral within the Navy’s ranks was familiar with his name. To them, he was more than just a defense contractor; he was a charismatic figure who awaited their arrival on the pier with open arms whenever their ships docked in Asian ports. Amidst the rigors of naval duty, Francis offered respite and indulgence, his company providing vital supplies to their vessels.
From lavish dinners in exotic locales to illicit deals brokered under the cover of darkness, “FAT LEONARD” exposes the insidious influence of greed and power within the highest echelons of the Navy. Readers will be drawn into a world where loyalty is tested, alliances are forged, and the line between right and wrong becomes increasingly blurred.
For anyone seeking to understand the inner workings of power and privilege in the military, “FAT LEONARD” is a must-read expose that lays bare the dark underbelly of the US Navy’s shameful secret.
