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15. 14 out of many thousands....

Mon Feb 7, 2022, 11:28 AM

Feb 2022

Most due to latent and undiagnosed medical conditions.

Of course, your chances of dying once you actually ARE a SEAL are much higher.

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Navy SEAL candidate dies, another hospitalized at conclusion of 'Hell Week' [View all] Zorro Feb 2022 OP

Decompression sickness? nt Cognitive_Resonance Feb 2022 #1

This was my first thought Sgent Feb 2022 #12

Underwater demolition-- Wingus Dingus Feb 2022 #2

They could have picked up a nasty bug BootinUp Feb 2022 #3

Chemical Exposure Is Highly Unlikely ProfessorGAC Feb 2022 #6

It's some of the most difficult training in the US military COL Mustard Feb 2022 #8

I believe these deaths followed Hell Week... Martin68 Feb 2022 #13

While it is the name of the class.... Happy Hoosier Feb 2022 #10

Hell week is the begining stage of the training to weed people out Ray Bruns Feb 2022 #14

This probably happens more often than we realize. Emile Feb 2022 #9

no, the Navy would report it every time Shellback Squid Feb 2022 #11

14 out of many thousands.... Happy Hoosier Feb 2022 #15

I agree musclecar6 Feb 2022 #16

Army Ranger School lost four students in the Florida swamps in 1995 Mysterian Feb 2022 #17

Dehydration, or food born illness? pfitz59 Feb 2022 #18

Right wingers blaming it on the vaccine in 3,2,1... Hassin Bin Sober Feb 2022 #19