In the middle of Sunday night in Pakistan (which was Sunday afternoon on the US East Coast), a small team of elite US Navy SEALs conducted a “surgical raid” on the bin Laden compound, arriving in Blackhawk helicopters that took off from a US military base in Afghanistan.
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SEAL Team Six: 10 questions on the operation that killed Osama bin Laden
‘SEAL Team Six,’ as operatives are commonly known, conducted a raid and killed Osama bin Laden. Here are nine questions and answers about the operation.
2. Who took part in the mission, and when did it occur?
