A recently released Pentagon IG report found that Navy SEAL candidates have been swimming in water with high fecal matter levels.

NEW YORK (PIX11) – More than 250 Navy SEALS, veterans, first responders and civilians will swim a grueling 3.5 miles across the Hudson River in August for charity, according to organizers.

Dive deep into the Navy SEAL Physical Screening Test (PST), the critical first step for anyone aspiring to join naval special operations. This video breaks down each component of the PST, including ...

When someone from a local community gets involved in a charitable event that is “cool” and really something selective, it is definitely worth noting! Monroe County resident and local business leader ...

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Brian Valenza, a Port Washington native and seven-year Navy SEAL veteran, will join more than 350 participants in the seventh annual New York City SEAL Swim on Saturday, Aug. 16. The challenging ...

For the past two weeks, patriotic pride has swelled just by watching all of the great athletic performances by USA athletes in the Paris Olympics. The same kind of emotion, exuberance and sense of ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — As the sun rose over Gandy Beach Sunday morning, more than a thousand people gathered for a mission far greater than the swim ahead of them. The annual Tampa Bay Frogman Swim ...

A new watchdog report says Navy SEAL candidates face health risks from contaminated water during training in California. It says Naval Special Warfare Command has ignored local bacteria-related beach ...

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