Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden Page #7

women, and children.

A small team of Americans

carried out the operation

with extraordinary

courage and capability.

STUNNER:
Gather everything up.

Take what you can carry, boys.

Come on, let's go.

We're outta here in five.

Trench, we need to

blow this bird.

We're not leaving them behind.

PRESIDENT OBAMA:

After a fire fight,

they killed Osama Bin Laden and

and took custody of his body.

LT. COMMANDER:

Get that medic over here.

Pull that DNA sample.

PANETTA:
Give your team

my congratulations.

GUIDRY:
I will.

PANETTA:
Is Miss Hollins there?

GUIDRY:

As a matter of fact, she is.

PANETTA:
Let me have

a word with her.

GUIDRY:
It's for you.

VIVIAN:
Hello?

PANETTA:
Miss Hollins,

this is Leon Panetta.

VIVIAN:
Hello, Mr. Panetta.

PANETTA:
Good work.

You called this a long time ago.

VIVIAN:
Oh. I appreciate it.

It's been a long journey.

PANETTA:
Yes, it has.

And you've been

a big part of it.

VIVIAN:
Thank you, so much.

PANETTA:
Thank you.

VIVIAN:
There aren't

many moments in life

when you get to realize

that everything you've

sacrificed for a goal

was worth it.

Because that goal

is so much...

is so much bigger

and so much

more important than...

than any individual.

PRESIDENT OBAMA:

Tonight we give thanks

to the countless intelligence

and counter-terrorism

professionals

who worked tirelessly

to achieve this outcome.

The American people

do not see their work,

nor know their names,

but tonight,

they feel the result.

We give thanks for the men who

carried out this operation,

for they exemplify

the professionalism, patriotism,

and unparalleled courage of

those who serve our country.

And they are part

of a generation

that has borne

the heaviest share of the burden

since that September day.

As a country,

we will never tolerate

our security being threatened,

nor stand idly by when

our people have been killed.

We will be relentless

in defense of our citizens.

We will be true to the values

that make us who we are.

And on nights like this one,

we can say to those families

who have lost loved ones

to Al-Qaeda's terror,

justice has been done.

STUNNER:
You know,

looking into everyone's eyes,

you could see that none of this

had sunk in yet.

But then you remember

the thousands

of people across the world

who sacrificed to get us here.

CHERRY:
It was Skipper who took

them two women to the ground.

If they'd had a suicide vest,

he was gonna

take the blast himself...

to protect us.

STUNNER:
You know, a lot

of people had their doubts...

If he was there...

If we could pull it off...

And the fact is that he was

and we did.

[cheering]

CHERRY:
It's a good day

to be a SEAL.

It's...

it's a good day

to be an American.

[cheering]

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