“No need to go through court martial when a civilian court gives him a felony, he automatically loses all benefits including pensions.”
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Would that be from the felony causing the individual to no longer able to serve actively in the military?
On one hand it seems creepy and on the other hand it makes perfectly good sense.
I believe it’s beyond just being able to serve. Let’s say you retire as a chief after 25 years. Twenty years later you rob a bank. Jury finds you guilty of felony theft. Bye pension. Let’s say you get a miracle and the jury says misdemeanor and 3 years in jail......you keep the pension. Could the military ask for a review? Perhaps and take it away anyway, but most likely wouldn’t go into the weeds that far down the chain. An admiral being more of an interest story might catch some attention in same scenario.