A Pentagon watchdog report reveals alarming health risks for Navy SEAL candidates due to swimming in contaminated waters off California. Despite beach closures aimed at avoiding exposure, the Naval Special Warfare Command reportedly ignored local advisories, leading to nearly 1,200 reported cases of gastrointestinal illnesses between 2019 and 2023. The report highlights significant levels of fecal contamination, notably the presence of enterococcus bacteria, which is linked to fecal waste, raising critical health concerns for trainees and questioning the adherence to safety protocols.
Navy SEAL candidates have been swimming in waters off Southern California with high levels of fecal matter, according to a new Pentagon watchdog report.
As a result of Navy SEAL candidate exposure to contaminated water during training, candidates are presented with increased health risks.
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