Yes, from the article:

  The chief who set up the WiFi network, dubbed “STINKY,” definitely knew 
  better. Then-Command Senior Chief Grisel Marrero’s “background is in Navy 
  intelligence, and she earned a master’s degree in business administration 
  with a concentration in information security and digital management, 
  according to her biography,” Navy Times noted. She was later convicted at 
  court-martial earlier this year on charges related to the scheme.
  

For people who are unaware, "STINKY" was the default wifi ssid for at least a time. [0] It is a very distinct ssid, which plays into the discovery of the illicit Starlink: [1]

  Sailors on the ship then began finding the STINKY network and asking 
  questions about it. Some of these questions came to Marrero directly, but she 
  denied knowing anything about the network… and then privately changed its 
  Wi-Fi name to “another moniker that looked like a wireless printer—even 
  though no such general-use wireless printers were present on the ship, the 
  investigation found.”

0. https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/did-your-starlink-just-beco...

1. https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/09/sailors-hid-an-unau...