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07 November 2014 Navy SEAL Who Says He Killed Bin Laden Draws Ire of ColleaguesSome special operators and vets are unhappy that one of their own has taken credit for killing Osama bin Laden. Others say they have gotten used to the idea that their brethren might break the code of silence and seek to profit from their deeds. Read More More Stories at Military.com Army Drops Use of Term 'Negro' in Document Body of F-16 Pilot From Tyndall AFB Recovered in Gulf of Mexico Sen. John McCain Vows to Save A-10 From Retirement New Army Policy Restricts Access to Fort Jackson 2 Killed in Idaho National Guard Helicopter Crash Report: More Than 600 Troops Detailed Iraq Chemical Weapons Exposure Navy SEAL Whose Shots Killed Bin Laden Goes Public Soldiers Who Fail MOS Qualification Tests Risk Getting Kicked Out Austin Says Time Not Right for US Combat Troops in Iraq Secretary Defends the Lack of Firings of VA Leaders Would-Be Atheist Chaplain Files Suit Over Rejection of Application Civil War Officer Receives Posthumous Medal Of Honor Ms. Vicki: Army Sergeant Sticks Mom With Car Payment US Airstrikes Reportedly Kill Al-Qaida Bomb-Maker David Drugeon Spouse Poll: Should Your Troop's Career Be Most Important? First 'Choice Cards' Mailed to 320,000 Vets Living Far from VA Care Navy Plans to Arm LCS With Long-Range Surface Missile Updated: Upcoming Veteran Job Fairs Military Guide to Shipping Packages See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What American patriot, before being hanged in New York for spying on the British, supposedly uttered the words, "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country"? Play Video of the DayCF-18s Carry Out Air Strikes in Iraq Watch Now | See More Videos

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