A string of failures ended with 2 Navy SEALs drowning on a dangerous mission to intercept smuggled weapons, investigation finds
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A lengthy, heavily redacted investigation made public Friday delves into the fatal mishap, identifying preventable issues linked to the drownings of two US Navy SEALs.
The investigation highlighted that a lack of a fail-safe and layered defense prevented the SEALs from staying afloat, with their heavy gear contributing to their inability to tread water.
Vice Adm. George M. Wikoff stated, 'This incident, marked by systemic issues, was preventable,' underscoring the critical failures that led to the tragic drownings.
The SEALs' mission involved a complex boarding of a vessel carrying illicit arms. The incident was over within a minute, showcasing the rapid onset of danger.
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