War on terror/ The war hero life
When Navy SEAL Robert J.
O’Neill left the military in August 2012, he was frustrated. After hundreds of
combat missions — including the SEAL Team 6 raid that killed al-Qaeda
leader Osama bin Laden — he wasn’t sure what to do with his life, but he
didn’t want to stay in the Navy anymore.
His dilemmas were outlined in a March 2013 article in Esquire magazinethat
identified him only as “The Shooter.” He said he shot the world’s most-wanted
terrorist leader in the head during the famous mission in Abbottabad,
Pakistan, and he expressed disgust that he wouldn’t get a pension from the Navy
because he hadn’t stayed in uniform for 20 years.
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