Nah death metal sucks. Maybe some Molly Hatchet "flirtin with disaster" followed by Hell's Bells, followed by "for whom the bell tolls" on a continuous loop.

One of my friends that I hung out with this weekend (actually more of a friend of a friend) has three brothers that are Navy Seals. All three of them have been Seals for over 10+ yrs. I've heard about some of the crazy training they go through but never felt comfortable asking about specific missions or potentially confidential information.

Roughly how many are currently active Navy Seals? Would these "heroes" that were involved with yesterday's success ever be identified?

possibly, when they write a book after they retire.

Though I have not heard, I would bet the seals involved are from Seal Team Six.

They are trained specially for this, though all SEAL teams are trained to highest levels. To call these guys the "baddest of the bad" is a bit sophmoric, perhaps the "highest trained of the highly trained" or "the most exceptional of the exceptional."

From my personal experience, the more "bad assed" one acted or talked was indirectly proportional to what he brought to the table.

doubtful.

If they do, this is something you will probably never hear about.

Also very true, it is the quiet ones you stay away from.

yeah but that's kind of comical, you want something that packs a punch, like Gwar or something.