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Transcripts For KPIX CBS News Sunday Morning 20121125

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Navy SEAL commanding officer says he carries weight of seaman s death after Hell Week : report

The Navy commander of a SEAL training facility in San Diego, California, said he does not take responsibility for death of seaman who died after "Hell Week," but carries the weight for what happened to Kyle Mullen.

Mother of Navy SEAL candidate who died during Hell Week fumes over lack of action, transparency 8 months later

The mother of a Navy seaman who died after successfully completing SEAL training is fuming over the agency's lack of action and transparency over eight months after his death.

Fallen Navy SEAL candidate Kyle Mullen honored with applause, police procession for final return to New Jersey

The remains of Navy SEAL candidate Kyle Mullen returned Tuesday to his New Jersey hometown, where he was welcomed home by the community, including fire, military and police personnel, loved ones said.

Washington woman who falsified test results on Navy sub parts gets 2 5 years in prison

A mineral expert was sentenced Monday to 2.5 years in prison after she falsified test results that measure the strength and toughness of steel used for parts to build U.S. Navy submarines for decades, placing sailors and military operations at risk, federal prosecutors said.

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