Navy SEAL training commander speaks out on 'Hell Week' after candidate death
Navy Capt. Brad Geary called the death of SEAL candidate Kyle Mullen in 2022 a "tragedy" but defended himself and the training program. The Navy command er in charge of the "Hell Week" training when a SEAL candidate died spoke out on ABC's "Good Morning America" after an investigation found multiple problems with the program. Capt. Brad Geary told ABC News' Stephanie Ramos that the death of Kyle Mullen in 2022 was a "tragedy" but defended himself and the program against the probe, which outlined ways the selection progress for SEAL candidates had become dangerous. "That entire report mischaracterizes, misrepresents and misquotes our organization and Naval special warfare," Geary said. "Because it was built off of a bias that was inappropriate and regurgitated untruths that simply didn't exist." Brady Geary, the Navy SEAL captain in charge of "Hell Week" training when Kyle Mullen died in 2022, appears on...