[Sarajevo]

That question proves your basic ignorance of even the main article by Barnhardt.

With references to Alex Jones and Jerome Corsi, I place Barnhardt's site on the level of other CT sites.

Read comment #16 by Steel Wolf. It'll educate you.

[RummyChick]

His post doesn't educate me enough.

http://www.airforcetimes.com/news/2011/08/navy-special-warfare-community-in-shock-and-disbelief-080611/

"The personnel in the helicopter belonged to an “immediate reaction force” that was en route to support troops in contact on the ground, said the NSW member. An immediate reaction force differs from a quick reaction force in that the former is built into the mission plan and is on site during the raid, sometimes circling the action in a helicopter, waiting to be committed if needed, whereas a quick reaction force is typically brought forward from the rear, the NSW source said."

The use of a regular Army Chinook to fly a JSOC mission was “atypical,” the source said. Most JSOC missions involving helicopters are flown by the Army’s 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne).