By Tobias Carroll Every year, tens of thousands of people apply to enlist in the Navy, with roughly half of them expressing an interest in becoming a Navy SEAL. That interest isn’t enough to get one into the program, however; there are also a number of qualifications and tests that candidates must pass. Unfortunately, sometimes that testing can take a tragic turn, and such an instance took place earlier this year. The New York Times reported on the Navy’s recent announcement of a recruit’s death during a part of training that’s been dubbed “Hell Week.” According to the Navy’s announcement, two…