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>>11072877

Nobody killed SEAL Team 6. Get the story straight or sacrifice your credibility. Sensationalist bullshit is what journalists do.

15 members of a SEAL unit were killed in action.

"Extortion 17 and its 38 occupants would not return. A Taliban fighter shot the helicopter out of the sky with a rocket-propelled grenade and all aboard were killed—the single greatest loss of American life in the Afghan war. Those killed ranked among the world’s most highly trained and experienced commandos, including 15 men from Gold Squadron of the Naval Special Warfare Development Group, popularly called SEAL Team 6."

"planners increased the reinforcement team from 17 to 32 men, formed around the 15-man SEAL group. The IRF also included two SEALs from another team, five Navy special operations support personnel, three Air Force special tactics airmen, seven Afghan National Army commandos, a translator, and a combat assault dog."

>>11073278

Spin it yourself, Anon. It's much safer.

If you read what I posted you would understand that 15 members of SEAL Team 6 were killed on Extortion 17.

SEAL Team 6 has other members and still exists.

>>11073330

Think mirror!

15 members of SEAL Team 6 were lost on Extortion 17. There were others on board as well.

No one killed "SEAL Team 6". SEAL Team 6 still exists. BTW, How big is a "SEAL Team"?

>>11073376

See for yourself:

https://www.airspacemag.com/military-aviation/final-flight-extortion-17-180953947/

https://nation.time.com/2011/05/13/the-outing-of-the-seals-has-secdef-ticked-off/

"Each team has six platoons and a headquarters element. SEAL platoons consist of 16 SEALs – two officers, one chief, and 13 enlisted men. A platoon is generally the largest operational element assigned to a mission. The platoon may also be divided into two squads or four elements."

As you will see, they were deployed in platoon strength when they boarded Extortion 17. The men who gave their lives belonged to SEAL Team 6. They were not 'SEAL Team 6'.

>>11073522

Indeed it is a 'way of saying it'. Inaccurately. With sensationalism and ignorance.

So, 8kun says 'They killed Seal Team 6', meanwhile, on Twitter, former members of Seal Team 6 deny they are dead.

Nobody cares? Ask the SEALs who pinned their Tridents to the caskets of their brothers.

You underestimate the gravity, Anon. You underestimate the powerful emotions of the SEALs who served with those lost on Extortion 17.

YOU dishonor their memory by saying the enemy (and traitors) killed an entire SEAL Team.

>>11073575

No, these were not the SEALs on the OBL raid, to the best of my knowledge.

KIA:

15 United States Navy SEALs from the Naval Special Warfare Development Group’s (DEVGRU) Gold Squadron ” SEALTeam 6″

7 Afghan National Army Commandos, part of Afghan National Army

5 U.S. Naval Special Warfare support personnel, two EOD technicians, one MWD Handler, one Cryptologic technician and one Information systems technician.

3 U.S. Army Reserve personnel from the 7th Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment

2 U.S. Navy SEALs from a west coast based SEAL team.

2 U.S. Army personnel from the 2nd Battalion, 135th Aviation Regiment, part of Colorado Army National Guard

2 U.S. Air Force Pararescuemen from the 24th Special Tactics Squadron

1 U.S. Air Force Combat Controller from the 24th Special Tactics Squadron

1 Afghan civilian interpreter

1 U.S. Military Working Dog

>>11073606

Was it wiped out by the Taliban in 2011? No.

Did the CIA betray them?

"Not only did Biden say it twice, he got confirmation that same evening from a pretty good source: CIA director Leon Panetta, who told PBS that the decision to shoot bin Laden “was all split-second action on the part of the SEALs.”

>>11073606

Try DEVGRU