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Probably not. Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, even if they are found innocent, their days on the teams are likely over. SEALs are the most disciplined warriors in the world. No one wants anyone around in whom they cannot trust completely to follow orders and regulations and do exactly as they are told. Anytime there is a “he said, she said” situation, there will be elements of doubt as to what really happened. What were they thinking? On the day of the incident, when their skipper saw what he was sure was evidence of foul play, had they simply been straightforward and honest when he asked “What happened?”, none of this would have, most likely, ever happened. War time is not a time to play lawyer. Unfortunately, with the sensationalism press, those in a position to learn from this situation, probably never will.</p>
<p>PC nut case? JAM, why do you even acknowledge such ill informed drivel?</p>