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I’d sure like to know the whole story. Problem is, anyone who would stoop so low as to break confidence with his fellow SEALs, can’t be trusted to tell the truth. He’s already demonstrated he has a tenuous grasp of reality, at best, by dropping out at 16 years and then whining about not getting retirement pay. I’m not interested in his version of events.

At 35 SpecOps guys are pretty worn out. My son quit at 17 years after 10 years in SpecOps. He has about the same aches and pains I do at twice(almost) his age and has had some serious injuries that haunt him. There is very little interesting stuff left to do in the Military after being tier one that is interesting or rewarding. My son and few of his buddies started a high end VIP security firm and are doing very well.

BTW currently the re-up rate for SpecOps is well below what the system can replace(I hear). Even with all the ops going on around the world, most don't want to work for Obama any more.