Posted on Mar 1, 2020
Navy eyeing SEALs training at state parks | Peninsula Daily News
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Washington State Parks is accepting public comment now about a request for permits to use 29 state parks for sporadic navy SEAL training, an idea strongly opposed by the The Whidbey Environmental Action Network.
The Navy has used five state parks — including Fort Flagler and Mystery Bay in Jefferson County — for the last five years for this special forces training.
Officials want to expand to include more parks so that the Sea, Air and Land Forces (SEAL) teams will have to adapt to new environments each time, the Navy said.
The Navy has used five state parks — including Fort Flagler and Mystery Bay in Jefferson County — for the last five years for this special forces training.
Officials want to expand to include more parks so that the Sea, Air and Land Forces (SEAL) teams will have to adapt to new environments each time, the Navy said.
Navy eyeing SEALs training at state parks | Peninsula Daily News
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Cpl Gerald Tucker Got to be careful on those Beaches in Puget Sound or the Strait of Juan de Fuca. You could be in a "Park" one Minute and on a "Military Reservation" (Possibly with Nuclear Weapons) in the Blink of an Eye.
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