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Amid rising concerns over the abuse of performance-enhancing substances within the ranks, the U.S. Navy is set to initiate a stringent drug-testing regime for its elite SEALs, unveiling a proactive step towards ensuring the well-being and operational readiness in Naval Special Warfare.
The move is being presented as a reasonable safety measure by the Navy following a highly publicized sailor death, and reports of widespread abuse of the drugs in the SEAL training program.
The move is being presented as a reasonable safety measure by the Navy following a highly publicized sailor death, and reports of widespread abuse of the drugs in the SEAL training program.