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all i'm saying is it won't surprise me if years down the road when they declassify the mission that it turns out they were Delta Force operators, who, by the way, still CAN be former SEALs anyways. after all, Delta Force operators ARE recruited from the other special ops groups the US has because they showed potential above and beyond even their hefty standards, and the SEALs's training is probably the most brutal short of Delta Force itself.
Information Warfare 101: Plausible Deniability.