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Reports of a mental health crisis aboard the USS Lincoln have families demanding action
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9:40Now PlayingThe USS Abraham Lincoln’s deployment of more than 250 days may have led to a mental health crisis for more than 5,000 Navy sailors and Marines aboard the aircraft carrier. “They’re not complaining about their jobs, they’re not saying (they) can’t do their jobs. They’re saying … ‘We need a break,’” Stars and Stripes reporter Alison Bath, who has spoken with military families, tells “Elizabeth Vargas Reports.”
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