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USS Lincoln's 250 Days at Sea Spark Crew Crisis Claims

USS Lincoln's 250 Days at Sea Spark Crew Crisis Claims

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Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln are being pushed past their breaking point with moldy showers, broken toilets, rationed food and 16-hour shifts with no end date in sight. This deployment dragged on for over eight months with zero clarity on when anyone gets to go home, and that kind of endless strain is exactly why desperate crew members are trying to jump overboard. Congress needs to step up with real oversight because service members deserve better than being worked to the edge and forgotten.

Nobody forced anyone to join the Navy, and if the pressure of deployment is too much to handle, that says more about recruit quality than about the ship itself. The whole overboard story seems overblown anyway, since the vessel reportedly lacks railings and even aircraft have rolled off the edge during turns. This looks like a stretched narrative rather than an actual crisis.

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