People do many things in the line of duty. Officially, a job done well is recognised and the worker rewarded. In the military, an officer or a soldier is decorated if he pays the supreme price in the line of duty. But what happens where the person dies in action in the heat of intimacy, as revealed about a former military leader in a book by a retired security operative?
Do we institute an award for that too since the act, though unofficial, happened within official environments? Over to legal experts.