Long-Deployment Pressure: Lincoln Sailors Confront Mental-Health Strains at Sea

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Sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln face a mental health crisis during a record-long at-sea deployment tied to tensions with Iran, with multiple reported attempts to jump overboard and families voicing concerns at a San Diego town hall. Lawmakers criticize conditions while Navy officials emphasize ongoing resilience resources and deny a confirmed rise in suicidality, noting only two land days since the ship left California as it remains deployed in the Middle East.
- USS Abraham Lincoln sailors tried to jump overboard amid extended deployment – reports The Guardian
- In fiery meeting, military families confront acting Navy secretary over conditions on the USS Lincoln MS NOW
- Sailors Tried To Jump Off US Warship Amid Long Iran War Deployment: Report NDTV
- Multiple USS Abraham Lincoln sailors have tried to go overboard amid extended deployment, families say Military Times
- Democratic senator presses Pentagon over ‘broken toilets’ and ‘mental health’ aboard USS Lincoln MS NOW
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