3 Navy officers to face punishment in Kyle Mullen's death
Three top Navy officers are expected to face punishment for the "Hell Week" death of Seaman Kyle Mullen.
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Three top Navy officers are expected to face punishment for the "Hell Week" death of Seaman Kyle Mullen.
An investigation prompted an overhaul of how the Navy monitors one of the military's most brutal and demanding processes.
Kyle Mullen died Feb. 4 after completing the grueling first phase of U.S. Navy SEAL training called “Hell Week.
Regina Mullen opened her mail to find an Armed Forces Medical Examiner autopsy report, stating that her son, Kyle, died Feb. 4 as a result of pneumonia during the training at Naval Base Coronado in California.
Seaman Kyle Mullen, 24, of New Jersey, died on February 4 just hours after completing the Navy's "Hell Week."