USS Lincoln Carrier to Return to Port in San Diego After Record-breaking Deployment – US Politics Live

New reporting has brought renewed attention to the World arena, where Vessel spent over 260 consecutive days at sea without a port call, a US navy recordSign up for the US Breaking News emailAs Donald Trump struggled to end the war with Iran, and the Lincoln’s deployment dragged on, reports emerged over the summer of shortages of food and basic supplies, and deteriorating mental health and morale among some crew members, including that two crew members had attempted to jump overboard.At the time, senior Trump administration officials dismissed the reports. Dispatches according to dispatches from The Guardian US News Wire point to an evolving situation with noteworthy secondary impacts.

Vessel spent over 260 consecutive days at sea without a port call, a US navy recordSign up for the US Breaking News emailAs Donald Trump struggled to end the war with Iran, and the Lincoln’s deployment dragged on, reports emerged over the summer of shortages of food and basic supplies, and deteriorating mental health and morale among some crew members, including that two crew members had attempted to jump overboard.At the time, senior Trump administration officials dismissed the reports. Hegseth claimed they “completely misrepresented” the reality, while Trump, when asked in August whether the deployment had gone on too long, responded, “Not nearly long enough” – a remark that upset some naval families. Continue reading...

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