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 ...

Navy SEAL recruit dies after 'Hell Week' training Kyle Mullen, 24, died and a second SEAL candidate was hospitalized after falling ill just hours after completing the grueling culmination of ...

Inadequate medical screening and uninformed medical staff contributed to the death of a Navy SEAL candidate hours after he had completed a brutal part of the training course known as “Hell Week ...

A Navy SEAL candidate who died hours after completing the grueling stretch of training known as Hell Week succumbed to acute pneumonia and cardiac arrest.

Four months after her son Kyle died after "Hell Week" during his Navy SEALs training, Regina Mullen of Manalapan finally received autopsy results.

Hell Week isn’t some inspirational Instagram quote—it’s a prolonged beatdown from Neptune himself, and the only way out is through, one sand-chafed, sleep-deprived, surf-tortured hour at a time.

Four months after her son Kyle, 24, died after "Hell Week" during his Navy SEAL training, Regina Mullen of Manalapan finally received autopsy results.

Navy SEAL Hell Week trainers need a more clear-cut policy on using sleep deprivation on recruits, according to a new investigation.

One Navy SEAL candidate died, and another was hospitalized after completing their Hell Week training. After the training, the two experienced unspecified "symptoms" and were taken to emergency care.

Navy SEAL candidates go through Hell Week in 2003 near Coronado, Calif. Hell Week is defined by grueling, high-intensity workouts administered on a near-constant basis for an entire week. The ...

Inadequate medical screening and uninformed medical staff contributed to the death of a Navy SEAL candidate hours after he had completed a brutal part of the training course known as “Hell Week ...