 Bin Laden and his family had been living on the second and third floors of the compound’s main building.

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 Bin Laden and his family had been living on the second and third floors of the compound’s main building

 Operation Begins  Four Helicopters carrying 79 Americans leave from Jalalabad Afghanistan

 Crash  Around 1 a.m. Pakistan time, high walls and high temperatures cause the first helicopter to descend faster than expected. Its tail hits a wall and snaps off, but no one is hurt.

 Change of Plans  A second helicopter was supposed to hover over the main building while Seal members rappelled down to the roof, but it lands on the ground as well.

 Firefight  Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti, Osama bin Laden’s courier, opens fire from behind a door of the guesthouse. Commandos kill the courier. His wife is caught in the cross-fire and killed.

 In the Main Building  The commandos blow open the front door of the main house as well as a brick wall behind it. On the first floor, they see the courier’s brother, who they believe is preparing to fire a weapon. They shoot and kill him.

 On the Way Up  As they make their way up the stairs, they kill Bin Laden’s son Khalid as he lunges toward the Seal team.

 Bin Laden Killed  When the commandos reach Bin Laden’s room on the third floor, an AK- 47 and a Makarov pistol are seen in arm’s reach of Bin Laden. A commando shoots Bin Laden in the left eye and chest, killing him. Bin Laden’s wife lunges at a commando and is shot in the leg but not killed.

 The Seal team is on the ground for an estimated 38 minutes. Bin Laden is killed about 20 minutes into the raid.

 The Seal team takes a photograph of Bin Laden’s face and transmits it to American officials. Bin Laden’s remains are flown first to Afghanistan, then to the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson in the North Arabian Sea. He is buried at sea within 12 hours of his death.

 Three women and nine children are taken away from the compound by the Pakistani military, who arrive after the raid.

 The Seal team removes about 100 thumb drives, DVDs, computer disks, 10 computer hard drives, five computers and piles of paper documents from the house.

 While Bin Laden had long been rumored to be hiding in remote tribal areas along the Pakistani-Afghan border, he had been living near the Pakistani Army’s military academy in Abbottabad, a medium-sized city.

 National Geographic – Finding Bin Laden National Geographic – Finding Bin Laden  CNN – The Night the SEALS Got Bin Laden CNN – The Night the SEALS Got Bin Laden