After the "Hell Week" training, 1 AMERICAN Navy SEALs cadet died and 1 person was hospitalized

Source: China News Network

According to the Us Chinese Network on February 7, after experiencing training known as "Hell Week", a Navy SEAL cadet in the United States unfortunately died, and another cadet was hospitalized.

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The U.S. Navy's Special Operations Command reportedly said in a statement that it was investigating the death. The statement said the two Navy SEAL cadets were taken to the hospital on the 4th local time, "a few hours ago, they conducted a basic underwater blasting course and successfully completed 'Hell Week', which is part of the first phase of the Navy SEAL cadet evaluation and selection process." ”

On the same day, a trainee died in the hospital. Another trainee was being treated and was in a stable condition. The statement also said the trainees were not in training when they reported symptoms and were taken to hospital for emergency treatment.

According to reports, during the "Hell Week", Navy SEALs have to participate in a series of high-intensity training, and the opportunity to sleep is rare.

The Navy also said that only one in five cadets completed the arduous course, producing about 200 to 250 SEALs each year.

There are reports that as many as 17 Navy SEALs have been killed in training accidents over the past 20 years.