Seal Team Six Silenced?

SloMotion · 05-14-2013, 07:02 AM

Not that I ever don't assume conspiracy in a case like this, but it's not unusual to fly those with two squads and a crew aboard, or have US troops deployed in a forward area with Korean/Vietnam war era equipment. It's well-maintained, serviceable and S.O.P.

I would focus more on the mission ... were there Apache/Cobra gunships along or was this thing out there flying solo? Was it a search & destroy, insertion/extraction, transportation of troops & equipment, what? It's not hard to shoot one of these down and very plausible that if they were following a standard route that eventually the Taliban would pick up on it & put a guy out there with a Stinger or something.

How many of these guys were actually in on the Bin Laden raid? Seal Team Six is a pretty large unit. If all the guys from the Bin Laden raid happened to be on this manifest, I could see it.

Of 2983 coalition deaths in the past 10 years, 1954 of the lost soldiers were from the United States.

This does not surprise me at all. "Coalition forces", "Multi-National Security Forces" and the like are politically-correct terms the US uses in order to allow a lot of these countries to feel like they're actually involved in or contributing to their own security. I can tell you a few good stories about almost being run over by "coalition forces" as they beat feet to the rear & we moved up in the face of an advancing enemy ... no, I'm not bitter,

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Lastly, Biden is an idiot & should face repercussions for running his big mouth once-too-often. These guys are not your standard military-issue personnel and the enemy knowing as little about them as possible is part of their S.O.P. How the Dems crack on Palin when they got Biden in office is beyond me,

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05-14-2013, 07:02 AM	#3
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Re: Seal Team Six Silenced? Not that I ever don't assume conspiracy in a case like this, but it's not unusual to fly those with two squads and a crew aboard, or have US troops deployed in a forward area with Korean/Vietnam war era equipment. It's well-maintained, serviceable and S.O.P. I would focus more on the mission ... were there Apache/Cobra gunships along or was this thing out there flying solo? Was it a search & destroy, insertion/extraction, transportation of troops & equipment, what? It's not hard to shoot one of these down and very plausible that if they were following a standard route that eventually the Taliban would pick up on it & put a guy out there with a Stinger or something. How many of these guys were actually in on the Bin Laden raid? Seal Team Six is a pretty large unit. If all the guys from the Bin Laden raid happened to be on this manifest, I could see it. Of 2983 coalition deaths in the past 10 years, 1954 of the lost soldiers were from the United States. This does not surprise me at all. "Coalition forces", "Multi-National Security Forces" and the like are politically-correct terms the US uses in order to allow a lot of these countries to feel like they're actually involved in or contributing to their own security. I can tell you a few good stories about almost being run over by "coalition forces" as they beat feet to the rear & we moved up in the face of an advancing enemy ... no, I'm not bitter, . Lastly, Biden is an idiot & should face repercussions for running his big mouth once-too-often. These guys are not your standard military-issue personnel and the enemy knowing as little about them as possible is part of their S.O.P. How the Dems crack on Palin when they got Biden in office is beyond me, .