TODAY | November 09, 2012
SEALS punished for helping to create video game
Seven members of the Navy's SEAL Team Six have been disciplined for acting as paid consultants to the makers of a video game called "Medal of Honor.” Today’s Natalie Morales reports.
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>>> seven members of the navy seal team 6 have been disciplined for acting as paid consultants providing classified information to the makers of a popular video game called medal of honor . one of the punished seals was involved in the mission that took down osama bin laden last year. the punishment is nonjudicial meaning that the seals aren't heading to jail.