Gave insight into the life of SEAL, without hyping it too much. The tone was honest and straightforward.

I laughed out loud while running a 40-mile ultramarathon when the SEALs walked out of a raid with a bra on their backpack.

This was a great book. I was listening to the story every free second I could find. I left me wanting to hear more stories even after the book ended.

This was so well done I literally "remember" being on the raid That, . along with all of the training and operations over many years, gives the listener a real inside look into the world of special ops.

Guys just doing their job

The just another day at the office approach

He got into the character

The end after the hoopla

I found this an interesting insight into the modern military, in the context of this key mission and what led up to it, from a key player. A bit too jingoistic but that's to be expected.

This book was great. I really enjoy real-life Special Operation stories. That made this book right up my alley. The way this book differs from other SOF books is that it mainly focuses on one particular mission. He doesn't go too deep into his life before joining DEVGRU (SEAL Team 6) or does he go too deep into his life at all. It is 80% about the mission or things that are relevant to the mission. He is an above average storyteller and I didn't find myself get bored at all while listening. Because of the fact that it is about the mission to kill UBL automatically makes it a great story (to me anyway). You can tell that the author does not like President Obama and that he is fighting making any political views. In my review's title when I mention UBL being a coward, well, you'll just have to buy the book because I don't want to ruin one of the greatest facts from the mission.
The Narrator was sufficient. Nothing special. I would recommened this book and I don't think you'll regret it. I sure didn't

This is an engaging story written in a plain but clear and direct manner that sheds needed light into the world of the SEALS. Narration couldn't be better; he managed to make himself transparent as the story unfolded.

Very interesting and a good read.

This could well be one of the books historians may refer to later. Although I cannot substantiate the facts I will assume that it is accurate. This does make one proud to have someone this dedicated to the challenges of the military to train to this level of competence. All the young men that trained for this mission need to thanked for their dedication to the cause.

I didn't bother reading this book. I jumped the second I found out it was on Audible and that Mr. Graham was reading it. This one is going to be historical, regardless of the controversy it is facing right now.

Seal Team Six, Seal Team Six Outcasts mainly because they're very detailed in the intensive training and planning that goes into each mission. Even though the result is that the target of the training is dead, it doesn't happen overnight. This unique behind the scenes look at how these missions are handled is very eye opening for the general public. I tend to put these guys on pedistals and think they just go in guns blazing, but it's not like that at all. They're very precise and accurate. It's amazing how much restraint they have while doing these missions.

He's the best narrator on the planet. That's it.

I cried in certain parts because I am a supporter of the troops, but not any war ever. When they got home, I cried. Some of our men and women never make it home, so to hear that all the troops connected to this mission made it home made me smile.

Yesterday is the only easy day. Support the troops, even if you don't like the war. Remember they've got family here at home. Thanks Chad and Daniel.

Have listened to it again, and will probably listen a 3rd time. Just a fantastic story from the singular perspective of a Navy SEAL and member of the rock-star class, DevGru.

The assault on the UBL compound...the planning and practice that went into that event.

Mark Owen

America's super heros

So much more than just a telling of the hunt for UBL and assault on his compound in Abattibad. Life of a Navy SEAL after the infamous and well-know BUD training. Life as a member of Green Team, and DevGru. For a perspective of the hunt for UBL from the Washington DC side of things, I recommend "The Finish" by Mark Bowden also available on Audible.