U.S. Navy SEAL Candidate Dies After 'Hell Week'

The transcript discusses the conclusion of Hell Week, a critical phase in SEAL training. It highlights the hospitalization of Seaman Kyle Mullen and another unnamed candidate due to symptoms experienced after the training. The Navy has not disclosed the second candidate's name. The transcript also notes that more than half of the candidates do not complete Hell Week, which is essential for continuing SEAL training.

What marks the end of the initial training phase for elite groups?

• Graduation ceremony

• Physical fitness test

• Completion of Hell Week

• Passing a written exam

Who was hospitalized after showing symptoms following Hell Week?

• Seaman Mike Johnson

• Seaman Alex Smith

• Seaman Kyle Mullen

• Seaman John Doe

What is the Navy's current stance on sharing the name of the other hospitalized SEAL candidate?

• They have released the name

• They are considering releasing the name

• They are not sharing the name

• They have shared the name with the media

What percentage of SEAL candidates typically do not complete Hell Week?

• Less than 10%

• About 25%

• More than 50%

• Exactly 75%

What happens to SEAL candidates who successfully finish Hell Week?

• They are given a month off

• They continue with the rest of their training

• They are immediately deployed

• They receive a medal