The military's rule for the press has always been you do not expose the identities of Special Forces members in your stories. But earlier this month the AP published scores of photos of Navy Seals in action -- some with names -- that they found on a supposedly private internet site (you'll notice Gnomon is not linking to that story...).

The pictures may or may not have shown the Special-Ops soldiers roughing up prisoners, you see.

Now, the press group is being sued in San Diego Superior Court by six very angry Navy Seals and two of their wives for jeopardizing their lives and lying about their actions.

Go get 'em, ladies and gents!