Navy SEAL candidate dead after completing 'Hell Week' training in California
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A Navy SEAL candidate who had just completed what’s known as "Hell Week" at the end of the first phase of BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition) training in Southern California died Friday after falling ill, according to reports.
The Navy said the candidates were not actively training in Coronado, California, near San Diego, when they required hospitalization and nothing alarming had happened during Hell Week, the station reported.
The trainee who died had been taken to Sharp Coronado Hospital while the other candidate remained at Naval Medical Center San Diego.
The deceased trainee has not been identified, pending notification of family. His cause of death wasn’t immediately known, according to the Navy.
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