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Navy SEALs Drowning Resulted From Negligence, Lack of Training, and Falsified Records

"Massive" failure, sources say. Navy investigation also finds steroids and alcohol among drowned SEALs' effects on ship

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Special Operator 2nd Class Nathan G. Ingram and Special Operator 2nd Class Christopher J. Chambers

ON the evening of January 11th, a platoon of Navy SEALs assigned to the USS Lewis B. Puller conducted a nighttime search and seizure raid of an unflagged vessel in the Red Sea between Somalia and Yemen. U.S. military officers with the Pentagon’s Central Com…

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