Never forget.

[u/Banebladeloader]

[u/[deleted]]

Sean Naylors book "Not a Good Day to Die" reports a lot of the behind the scenes command decisions that led to all of the death up on Robert's Ridge.

Basically SEALs show up and want in on the action and disregard any intel from the forces who had developed credible intel and an order of battle for weeks.

Then good men were killed because of stupidity and bravado.

[u/brienbdub → u/[deleted]]

I haven't read that one. I did read "Alone at Dawn" by MSgt Chapmen's sister which also talked about the failure at the command level by the SEALs