The SEALs and England and France's SAS teams had promptly secured the city hall, school, and stations...
After rescuing the hostages, they called for artillery support while under the cover of armored vehicles.
The overall operation didn't have the suspense and thrill of a movie, but it thoroughly showcased the professionalism of three T1 special forces teams and demonstrated the real use of special forces in urban combat.
Actually, the operation plan was negotiated by these three teams and the command center behind them. Aside from the fierce fight by the SEALs, the French SAS managed the school, and didn't even fire a shot before subduing a group of terrorists.
The situation inside the school was grim—a dozen girls' bodies were piled up like trash in an open classroom, a constant reminder of the rules everyone had to follow.
Dozens of battered teachers and some city infrastructure maintenance workers were also kept in the school...
