When "No Easy Day: The Autobiography of a Navy SEAL" was published; it, along with companion books about the killing of Osama Bin Laden, ignited a firestorm from multiple government circles. The standard response from the Federal government was future "black operations" had been compromised by these publications when, at the same time, the government was issuing "press releases" on the subject daily and was actively endorsing scripts for movies and TV programs about Navy SEALS! Although I'm a common "grunt"; SEALS have always fascinated me since I met a group of them in my basic airborne training class in August 1965. Although to a man they were all on the small side, physically they all were supermen! Instead of shouting "Airborne" on Black hat command, they all screamed "Frogman" and then commenced to do their pushups one-handed (with either arm). They were the real, steel, deal.
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