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US Navy's USS Abraham Lincoln Faces Allegations Of Food Shortages And Poor Living Conditions | Watch
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4:39Now PlayingThe USS Abraham Lincoln has been deployed for over 250 days, and desperate families say the crew is at a dangerous breaking point. From severe food shortages to sailors going overboard, here is what the Navy doesn't want you to know about this unprecedented crisis.
The Breakdown
A Modern Record: The carrier has spent over 250 days deployed, including a grueling 208 consecutive days at sea without port.
Mental Health Crisis: Families report severe exhaustion, with multiple sailors attempting or preparing to go overboard.
Unlivable Conditions: The crew is reportedly facing food shortages, broken toilets, mold-infested showers, and no laundry access.
Leadership Confronted: Over 200 angry family members confronted Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao in San Diego demanding a return timeline.
The Navy's Stance: Leadership maintains the ship is fully operational and sailors remain resilient despite the wartime logistics strain.
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