Team elite Navy SEAL, who reportedly managed to kill Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, has returned to the United States (U.S.). However, as members of special forces, they will not get an open reception from the public.
According to news station ABC News, they certainly have returned to the United States Wednesday, May 4, 2011 local time. The team arrived at Andrews air force base, outside the capital Washington DC. It is known as a home base for the U.S. presidential plane, Air Force One.
Before they arrived, important items that were seized from the home of Osama SEAL troops have arrived in the laboratory of the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI) for investigation.
According to news agency Associated Press (AP), the success of their operation in Pakistan was celebrated only in limited internal circles. Special Operations Command spokesman U.S. Navy (NSWC), John Scorza, said that the names of all members of the team will not be published.
Until now, the U.S. government only mentioned that the death of Osama thanks to their special operations forces. However, as reported by AP, NSWC officials Rear Admiral Edward Winters has sent e-mail (email) of congratulations to his subordinates as he reminded them to remain silent because "the struggle is not over."
Winters is the leader of an elite group of SEAL Team Six. As a U.S. Navy special forces, Navy SEALs consists of a number of groups, with specific tasks. However, according to the National Journal, a group of fighters, Osama was from SEAL Team Six, which is officially called the Naval Special Warfare Development Group.
Commonly abbreviated DevGru, the team was based in Dam Neck, the state of Virginia, USA. The team was always assigned to conduct anti-terrorist operation anywhere. They received direct orders from the U.S. President, through the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).
According to news station ABC News, they certainly have returned to the United States Wednesday, May 4, 2011 local time. The team arrived at Andrews air force base, outside the capital Washington DC. It is known as a home base for the U.S. presidential plane, Air Force One.
Before they arrived, important items that were seized from the home of Osama SEAL troops have arrived in the laboratory of the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI) for investigation.
According to news agency Associated Press (AP), the success of their operation in Pakistan was celebrated only in limited internal circles. Special Operations Command spokesman U.S. Navy (NSWC), John Scorza, said that the names of all members of the team will not be published.
Until now, the U.S. government only mentioned that the death of Osama thanks to their special operations forces. However, as reported by AP, NSWC officials Rear Admiral Edward Winters has sent e-mail (email) of congratulations to his subordinates as he reminded them to remain silent because "the struggle is not over."
Winters is the leader of an elite group of SEAL Team Six. As a U.S. Navy special forces, Navy SEALs consists of a number of groups, with specific tasks. However, according to the National Journal, a group of fighters, Osama was from SEAL Team Six, which is officially called the Naval Special Warfare Development Group.
Commonly abbreviated DevGru, the team was based in Dam Neck, the state of Virginia, USA. The team was always assigned to conduct anti-terrorist operation anywhere. They received direct orders from the U.S. President, through the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).
