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The line-of-duty investigation into Seaman Kyle Mullen's death, released by the service Wednesday, raises questions about how the Navy supervises trainees

Navy SEAL trainee Kyle Mullen displayed breathing problems during Hell Week and may have been discouraged from seeking quality medical care.

Kyle Mullen, 24, died from bacterial pneumonia, hours after finishing Hell Week, according to a command report. His mother is hoping that an active investigation will ultimately hold people accountable.

Kyle Mullen, 24, died from bacterial pneumonia, hours after finishing Hell Week, according to a command report. His mother is hoping that an active investigation will ultimately hold people accountable.

In February, 24-year-old Navy sailor Kyle Mullen abruptly died after completing the Navy SEAL selection process's Hell Week - one of the U.S. military's most grueling courses. On Wednesday, the Navy ...

Kyle Mullen, 24, died from bacterial pneumonia, hours after finishing Hell Week, according to a command report. His mother is hoping that an active investigation will ultimately hold people accountable.

Navy investigators concluded Kyle Mullen died in the "line of duty, not due to his own misconduct," a press release from Naval Special Warfare Command Public Affairs said.

SEAL candidate Kyle Mullen died of acute pneumonia, compounded by an enlarged heart, according to a Navy investigation into his death after completing Hell Week reviewed by USNI News. Mullen’s Feb. 4 death was determined to be in the line of duty and not due to his own misconduct, according to the investigation. While the […]

Regina Mullen was briefed by Navy officials but seeks more answers. You already killed my son, you don’t need to tarnish his character

By LOLITA C. BALDOR Associated Press