Exhaustion, Low Morale Plague USS Lincoln Crew Outside Iran, Family Members Say
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It has been alleged that food and basic supplies are running low on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, which is involved in operations against Iran, and that the crew is physically and psychologically exhausted due to long shifts. Relatives of the soldiers warned that the conditions on the ship, which houses more than 5,000 personnel, increase the risk of accidents and mental health problems.
The ship sailed from San Diego in November 2025.After a brief stopover on Guam, in December, it remained in navigation.
Exhaustion, low morale plague USS Lincoln crew outside Iran, family members say
‘Apparently, the ship’s doctor or therapist said they need to hit port soon or people are going to start, you know, losing their minds,’ says Bonnie York, whose stepson serves on the carrier
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Families of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are raising urgent concerns about deteriorating conditions on the aircraft carrier, which has now spent nine months at sea and five consecutive months in combat operations.The crew of more than 5,000 personnel is facing moldy showers, food shortages and a severe lack of basic supplies such as toothpaste, soap and deodorant, reported MS NOW.Most troubling to family members is the exha…
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The aircraft carrier's long deployment in the Iran war is raising concerns that the sailors and Marines on board are facing poor conditions, low supplies and fatigue.
The morale and physical condition of the crew of the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln are reportedly declining after prolonged deployments in the Middle East, amid reports of food shortages and insufficient rest.
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