Posted on Apr 12, 2017
Navy SEALs accused of profiteering, putting lives "in danger"
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Interesting to Say the Least. The Seals I Met while I Served were Very Quiet Professionals.
Navy SEALs accused of profiteering, putting lives "in danger"
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Lots of interesting input in this article, I have seen literally nothing exposed during any of these movies and articles that a semi competent enemy wouldn't already know. I see nothing wrong at all with retired SEALs working with TV shows, writing books and doing workout Videos. Dale Dye and R Lee Ermey made careers out of their USMC experience.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
1stSgt Eugene Harless Outstanding Observation. Since the Release of "The Puzzle Palace" "Body of Secrets" and "Blind Mans Bluff" Little that I did in 21 Years is Secret anymore.
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I always wondered about the effects. I am even weary of showing new weapons systems, training requirements, and upcoming deployments.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SSG Shavonde Chase I know that this is going to Sound Horrible but In My Day the Hookers in Olongapo were the Best Intelligence Resources on Ship Movements Known to Man. I Hope You won't consider that a Racist Comment or Bust My Chops, Just the Nature of the Beast of My Chosen Profession.
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SSG Shavonde Chase
No, that is not racist but depending on its use could be a stereoptype. There's one thing to have intelligence and another to publish it.
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