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Three of the Navy SEALs that captured a most-wanted al Qaeda terrorist are accused with abusing the detainee, who may or may not have been hit in the stomach. The objective of Operation Neptune's Thunder is to exonerate the SEALs, who should be honored as heroes, not tried as criminals. Read the Action Alert Print the Fact Sheet Sign up to receive Email Updates Donate to the SEALs' Legal Defense Fund
Eyewitness to alleged SEAL abuse has given conflicting statements January 11, 2009 Judge moves SEAL detainee abuse trials to Iraq January 11, 2009 SEALs Tired of Watching Their Back says source January 8, 2009 Courts-Martial for Navy SEAL Heroes Still Planned Despite Pressure, Questions January 8, 2010 Prosecutors want first trial delayed in Navy SEAL3 cases paper says January 7, 2010 January 7, 2010 Plight of Navy SEALs 3 tangled in politics and non-disclosure January 6, 2010 It's 'Absolutely Ridiculous' to Prosecute Navy SEALs Over Alleged Punching of Terrorist, Says Former JAG Lawyer Now Serving in Congress December 16, 2009 December 14, 2009 Charge Sheets Released for Three Accused Sailors December 4, 2009
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