THIS in fact is no new story—the imbalance between the lives of army privates and their generals are like the difference between the earth and the heavens. Couple that with corrupt behaviour on the part of the high-ranking officers, the discrepancy becomes unbelievable. At the Cijantung II Army Housing Complex, East Jakarta, a number of high-ranking officers and pensioner generals are known to reside in more than single housing units. Yet,