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"Upon hearing their orders to storm the Abbottabad, Pakistan, compound where the world's most wanted terrorist was believed to be hiding, Navy SEALs who would carry out the dangerous mission reportedly cheered. Think about that for a moment. When told that they must conduct a perilous mission, and possibly die, they cheered. That says so much about the fighting spirit of a SEAL, and our entire volunteer force. Even while fighting in the desolation of anonymity, they never gave up, and never will. These warriors of all races, religions, and backgrounds know their country is behind them. They might not always see it, but they feel it.

"The SEALs who killed Osama bin Laden trained exhaustively to earn the opportunity of a lifetime, and they did not waste it. Many will risk their lives again in combat, and perhaps some already have. As they know better than any of us, danger has not passed, and true evil still exists."

The words above were taken from the Unknown Soldiers Blog.  The real heroes of May 2, 2011, will forever remain anonymous.  None of them will ever brag about the success if the mission to kill Osama bin Laden.  None will "spike the football."  This demonstrates the honor those who wear the uniform of the US Armed Forces can rightfully claim, an honor belonging to no American civilian, even those in the highest levels of government.  Click on the link below to read the whole article, originally posted on May 5, 2011.

From the Unknown Soldiers Blog, posted 1 May 2012