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U.S. Congress Questions Lincoln Carrier After Long Absence
Reports have indicated that members of the U.S. Congress are expressing concern about working conditions aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln. They report shortages of food, water contamination, plumbing issues, declining mental health, and an increase in suicide cases among the crew, who have spent over 250 days on a prolonged mission at sea. American officials confirmed that the ship is under significant strain, with morale deteriorating and fall-related accidents occurring. However, the Secretary of Defense denied reports of poor conditions, highlighting efforts to improve the circumstances. It is expected that the Navy will send another aircraft carrier, the USS George Washington, to the Middle East to replace the Lincoln amidst these conditions.
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