US Congress Reviews Lincoln's 250-Day Absence
The difficult working conditions faced by the crew aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln have been highlighted, with reports indicating shortages of essential supplies, declining mental health, and issues with water and plumbing. This occurred during a mission that lasted over 250 days at sea, with the ship not docking for more than 200 days. The situation led to protests from sailors' families and concern among American officials over rising cases of fatigue, accidents, and decreasing morale. Meanwhile, the Secretary of Defense stated that the reports are misleading.
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