US Congress questions Lincoln's 250-day absence
The absence of the aircraft carrier "USS Abraham Lincoln" from land for over 250 days has been accompanied by reports indicating difficult conditions onboard, notably food shortages, water system malfunctions, declining mental health among the crew, and concerns about surface safety. The carrier has been on a prolonged mission at sea since November 2025 and is facing criticism from Congress members regarding living conditions and leadership performance. Meanwhile, the U.S. Navy has reiterated its commitment to supporting the crew, and a Department of Defense statement denies the existence of any serious issues. The carrier is experiencing a state of humanitarian and operational tension, with fears of long-term impacts on safety and morale.
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