SAN DIEGO - The war crimes case against a Navy SEAL not only cost the Navy secretary his job. It dragged an elite military force known for quiet professionalism into a political firestorm and drove a wedge through the special operations community. “In some ways, it’s pitting frogman against frogman, and it’s really hard to know what to do. The case has spurred conversations among the ranks about how to move past the uproar while also addressing the problems that led to it. SEALs still in uniform and those who are retired told The Associated Press that the debate is raging in private online forums.

Source: thestar November 26, 2019 21:45 UTC