Posted on Feb 6, 2022
Navy SEAL candidate dies and another hospitalized following 'Hell Week'
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A Navy SEAL candidate died Friday and another was hospitalized in San Diego after completing a training phase known as "Hell Week."
Naval Special Warfare Command said in a statement that the cause of the SEAL candidate's death is currently unknown and is under investigation. The injured candidate is in stable condition at Naval Medical Center San Diego.
The sailors, who were not named, were not "actively" training when they began suffering symptoms, according to the statement.
NBC first reported on the incident.
Naval Special Warfare Command said in a statement that the cause of the SEAL candidate's death is currently unknown and is under investigation. The injured candidate is in stable condition at Naval Medical Center San Diego.
The sailors, who were not named, were not "actively" training when they began suffering symptoms, according to the statement.
NBC first reported on the incident.
Navy SEAL candidate dies and another hospitalized following 'Hell Week'
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May he Rest In Peace and may God’s spirit comfort those that lave him. Praying for a quick healing of the ill service member.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."They began suffering symptoms "several hours" after the sailors' Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL (BUD/S) class had completed Hell Week and were taken for emergency medical care, according to a statement.
Hell Week is "part of the first phase of the Navy SEAL assessment and selection pathway," according to Naval Special Warfare Command. It is considered the pinnacle of training for Navy SEALS and consists of five days in which trainees are constantly cold, hungry, sleep deprived and wet."...
..."They began suffering symptoms "several hours" after the sailors' Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL (BUD/S) class had completed Hell Week and were taken for emergency medical care, according to a statement.
Hell Week is "part of the first phase of the Navy SEAL assessment and selection pathway," according to Naval Special Warfare Command. It is considered the pinnacle of training for Navy SEALS and consists of five days in which trainees are constantly cold, hungry, sleep deprived and wet."...
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