Rob O’Neill, the former Navy SEAL who took credit for killing Osama Bin Laden – and became a Fox News contributor – has been arrested for driving while intoxicated in Montana.

O'Neill's self-glory did not go down well with his SEAL peers:

O’Neill’s claim of responsibility here has roiled the secretive world of US special operations forces. Others who took part in the raid have given slightly different accounts of the event, with shots coming from as many as three SEALs.

O’Neill was the second man charging the room where Bin Laden was hiding, and others say the first man may have killed the Al Qaeda mastermind before leaping at two women in case they carried explosives....

Still, SEALs are expected to keep their mouths shut, writes veteran Time military correspondent Mark Thompson. They sign non-disclosure agreements.

Selflessness is supposed to be part of the special operations ethos.

 
 

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