Friday, May 6, 2011

Meet The Man Who Commanded The Team That Killed Osama Bin Laden

Photo: Vice Admiral William McRaven

The Man Who Got bin Laden: The Most Deadly Would-be Journalist in the World -- Time

The man who commanded the SEAL team that hunted down and killed Osama bin Laden studied to be a reporter. If the Pulitzer Prize board establishes a new category -- for killing the world's most wanted terrorist -- it's a safe bet Bill McRaven will win it next spring.

Vice Adm. William McRaven, himself a SEAL, was on the ground in Afghanistan as bin Laden met his end, linked electronically to CIA chief Leon Panetta at agency headquarters in Langley, Va. "I have to tell you that the real commander was Admiral McRaven," Panetta told PBS Tuesday night. "He was on site, and he was actually in charge of the military operation that went in and got bin Laden."

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More News On Vice Admiral William McRaven

Adm. William McRaven: The terrorist hunter on whose shoulders Osama bin Laden raid rested -- Washington Post
William McRaven: The Bin Laden raid's mastermind -- BBC
Navy SEAL chief describes Osama operation -- NDTV
Who's the man behind the Osama bin Laden raid? -- CBS News
Let's hear it for the UT journalism graduate who led the pack that took down bin Laden. -- Houston Chronicle
Op planned by man who helped capture Saddam -- Times of India
William McRaven, the Man Behind SEAL Team Six -- Gather News
Meet the man behind spectacular bin Laden strike in Pak -- Daily India/ANI
William H. McRaven, University Of Texas Journalism Major, Commanded Mission That Killed Bin Laden -- Huffington Post
The book the SEALs read: Adm. William McRaven’s ‘Spec Ops’ -- Washington Post
Spec Ops Chief Sketched Out bin Laden Raid … in 1995 -- Danger Room

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