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The new policy comes after the death of Navy SEAL recruit Kyle Mullen, who died during Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or BUD/S, in 2022.

The new policy comes after the death of Navy SEAL recruit Kyle Mullen, who died during Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or BUD/S, in 2022.

The new policy comes after the death of Navy SEAL recruit Kyle Mullen, who died during Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or BUD/S, in 2022.

Members of the elite Navy SEALs will have to begin submitting to random screenings for performance-enhancing drugs in November following the death of a SEAL recruit.

An investigation found aspiring SEALs were taking performance-enhancing drugs to get through its notoriously gruelling 'Hell Week' training program.

An investigation found aspiring SEALs were taking performance-enhancing drugs to get through its notoriously gruelling 'Hell Week' training program.

A driving factor in the announcement, which has been in the works for months, was the death of 24-year-old SEAL candidate Kyle Mullen last year.

The Navy announced Friday that it will begin regularly testing all Navy SEALs and the elite force’s recruits for performance-enhancing drugs, signaling a major public shift.

Naval Special Warfare Command announced it would start random drug testing for performance-enhancing drugs starting on Nov. 1.

Green River High School recently added several new GRHS graduates into the Hall of Fame. The inductees were honored during halftime of the Wolves