Would we do something different if we could go back in time? Absolutely. We focused on trying to stop our chief from killing civilians, and getting us killed, while still affecting the battlespace and playing within the bounds of our own military and cultural rules. We were Navy SEALs fighting ISIS in a battle that has been called the most intense urban conflict since World War II. We didn’t focus on keeping evidence that would hold up in court. His upcoming television projects include adapting the book Norco 80 at HBO Max for director Peter Berg.We aren’t lawyers. He also worked on the Jack Ryan series for Amazon Studios and Shooter on USA Network. Staples was an Executive Producer and writer on space race series The Right Stuff, based on the book by Tom Wolfe, which aired on Disney+. Katy Rozelle, Working Title’s Head of TV for the U.S., is overseeing development and serves as Executive Producer, alongside Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner for Working Title, Staples, and Caitlin Roper for The New York Times.
Last month, in an interview on Dan Taberski’s Apple TV+ podcast The Line, Gallagher admitted that the SEALs intended for the prisoner to die. Former President Donald Trump later granted clemency to Gallagher, allowing him to retire as a chief petty officer and keep the Trident insignia pin that identified him as a SEAL. He was sentenced to four months of time served. The following year, he was acquitted of the murder charge, well as charges of attempted murder and obstruction of justice, but was found guilty of posing for a photo with the corpse of the detainee. Gallagher came to national attention in September 2018 when he was charged with stabbing to death an injured 17-year-old ISIS prisoner, photographing himself with the corpse, and sending the photo to friends. The New York Times Will Disband Sports Desk, Shift To More Coverage From The Athletic LA Times Also Sets Major Sports Section Revamp
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