USS Lincoln faces psychological crisis, Centcom denies
The article concerns the psychological and health conditions of the crew of the American aircraft carrier "USS Abraham Lincoln" during its deployment in the Middle East. The mission duration exceeds nine months, surpassing the usual period, leading to deteriorating mental health and instances of attempted jumps and suicide. Reports indicate that crew members are suffering from exhaustion and a lack of basic supplies, although the U.S. Navy denies any deaths or a significant increase in suicide attempts, affirming that the situation is under control. Historical concerns regarding the impact of prolonged deployments on mental health are reiterated, with calls for an investigation into the conditions aboard the carrier. The article also highlights how these pressures affect the morale and well-being of the sailors.
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