What you don't think murdering indigenous people defending their homes from a people out for blood aren't worthy of hero worship? What are you some kind of terrorist coming to blow up muh towers or something?
Lying about what happened is a part of BUDS. Seriously though, how are you going to claim there was up to 80 to 200 combatants when there was only 10 to 20 of them.
Because the losses are too embarrassing otherwise?
There are allegations the Seals did in fact detain several unarmed Afghans, but unlike in the film they executed them. A third Afghan who was hiding nearby and had not been captured ran to get backup and triggered the ambush.
The film depicts an act of mercy for the prisoners being the fatal mistake and this is a weird moral message, which is entirely based on a lie.
>A third Afghan who was hiding nearby and had not been captured ran to get backup and triggered the ambush.
no the ambush was triggered because they dropped in too close and the Taliban heard the fricking helicopter
There were never any goat herders that were apprehended, thats just a bullshit story concocted by the navy and luttrel to explain how they were compromised and attempt to make them look heroic at the same time
In reality the entire valley knew exactly where they were the moment the morons decided to fast rope in on top of the mountain in plain view
They dropped from a helicopter way too close to the target area, everyone knew they were there already, then they got ambushed by a squad sized element and got straight up dunked on in the essuing firefight.
I'm sorry if that doesn't align with your fantasies of super-speshul tier 0 operators.
Also false. The captured shepherd story is a falsehood crafted by the Navy to excuse poor planning and comically bad hubris. Multiple Afghans present have stated that the entire region knew the SEALs had inserted practically before their boots hit the ground. The taliban were hunting the SEALs down as soon as the mission started.
This is Hollywood bullshit not seals lying. If you read the books that these movies are based your you'll see to different stories entirely. 13 hours is probably the only movie that is like the book and the true events that happened.
>Why is propaganda so important ?
Protip, all those heroic stories you hear from WW2 have been embellished, that's how it works since forever. You don't convince people to go die in some shithole by telling them that they'll spend their time wanking and doing boring patrols.
The DoD helps them do it, it's all marketing so CoD kiddies will enlist
What you don't think murdering indigenous people defending their homes from a people out for blood aren't worthy of hero worship? What are you some kind of terrorist coming to blow up muh towers or something?
murdering indige is based tho
Except when you turn around and cry about it after you lost to them
Americans lie in general. WMD, incubators, genocide, terrorism, Tonkin, 9/11, Russian collusion, did not have sex with that woman, Hillary, …
They are second only to the israelites. A disgusting, untrustworthy people.
Hey achmed islam permits you to lie so its no surprise to find you here doing exactly that. Youre right about the israelites tho. Youre second place.
exactly Iraqis gave a nickname to the GIs, they called them "The israelites", kek
Lying about what happened is a part of BUDS. Seriously though, how are you going to claim there was up to 80 to 200 combatants when there was only 10 to 20 of them.
More like 7-12 if the footage is to go by
Because the losses are too embarrassing otherwise?
There are allegations the Seals did in fact detain several unarmed Afghans, but unlike in the film they executed them. A third Afghan who was hiding nearby and had not been captured ran to get backup and triggered the ambush.
The film depicts an act of mercy for the prisoners being the fatal mistake and this is a weird moral message, which is entirely based on a lie.
>A third Afghan who was hiding nearby and had not been captured ran to get backup and triggered the ambush.
no the ambush was triggered because they dropped in too close and the Taliban heard the fricking helicopter
There were never any goat herders that were apprehended, thats just a bullshit story concocted by the navy and luttrel to explain how they were compromised and attempt to make them look heroic at the same time
In reality the entire valley knew exactly where they were the moment the morons decided to fast rope in on top of the mountain in plain view
Should've executed any witnesses. Dead men tale no tales. Who cares about moral repercussions as long as you complete the order behind the order
They dropped from a helicopter way too close to the target area, everyone knew they were there already, then they got ambushed by a squad sized element and got straight up dunked on in the essuing firefight.
I'm sorry if that doesn't align with your fantasies of super-speshul tier 0 operators.
Also false. The captured shepherd story is a falsehood crafted by the Navy to excuse poor planning and comically bad hubris. Multiple Afghans present have stated that the entire region knew the SEALs had inserted practically before their boots hit the ground. The taliban were hunting the SEALs down as soon as the mission started.
The fourth phase of BUD/S is creative writing.
This is Hollywood bullshit not seals lying. If you read the books that these movies are based your you'll see to different stories entirely. 13 hours is probably the only movie that is like the book and the true events that happened.
There is a memorial for this near Apple HQ in Cupertino’s memorial park. One of the SEAL moms was a local teacher and got it made.
>Why is propaganda so important ?
Protip, all those heroic stories you hear from WW2 have been embellished, that's how it works since forever. You don't convince people to go die in some shithole by telling them that they'll spend their time wanking and doing boring patrols.