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Lara Logan looks at Navy SEALs' shadowy world

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The Navy SEALs who killed Osama bin Laden are being hailed as heroes for carrying out one of the most high-stakes missions in U.S. military history.

 Most of what the SEALs do is never seen publicly. But CBS News has gone into their midst. CBS News Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Lara Logan spent two months with U.S. Navy SEALs in southern Afghanistan in 2004, reporting for "60 Minutes."

 

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They carried out a mission many would consider absolutely impossible yet they succeeded. We should be so proud of our military and the work it put into this mission.

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