Part 2: Osama is dead, read all about it from all over the Intwerwebz

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May Day: Both Hitler and bin Laden Announced Dead on May 1
On May 1, 1945, Germany announced that Adolf Hitler was dead, leading to the end of the allied campaign in Europe during World War II. That same date 66 years later, President Obama announced the death of the al-Qaeda leader and international terrorist.

SEAL Team Six ends hunt for bin Laden
The unit, called Navy SEAL Team Six, probably won't claim the credit publicly, however. The Navy SEALs, Rear Adm. Edward Winters, sent an email congratulating his forces and warning them to keep their mouths shut.

"Be extremely careful about operational security," he added. "The fight is not over."

SEAL Team Six established after disastrous 1980 raid
Based in Virginia, the unit was established in the wake of the Iran hostage rescue disaster in 1980 and the unit now probably includes around 200 highly trained sailors.

What is the impact of bin Laden’s death?
Osama bin Laden was killed in a U.S. assault on his Pakistani compound, then quickly buried at sea, in a dramatic end to the long manhunt for the al Qaeda leader who had become the most powerful symbol of global terrorism.

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Bin Laden's Final Resting Place

In a strange twist on an ancient military tradition, he was buried at sea.

Islamic leader condemns bin Laden sea burial
The procedure "contradicts all the religious values and human norms," it said: "The Grand Imam asserted that it is forbidden in Islam to deform the dead, regardless of their beliefs. One honors the dead by burying them."

Osama Bin Laden is dead – prove it
... A few hours later there it was circulating on the internet: Osama Bin Laden’s bloodied face in a video transmitted by a TV station in Pakistan. Under tremendous pressure we could get the picture and fed it into our picture editing system in preparation for transmission around the globe. But was it really Osama?

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