Newsweek

Officials Demand USS Abraham Lincoln Investigation as Families Raise Alarm

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New York Post

Dems quiz Pentagon about conditions aboard USS Abraham Lincoln after reports of sailors trying to jump overboard

CBS News

Democratic senators demand answers about conditions aboard USS Abraham Lincoln

FOX News

US unleashes Operation Epic Fury, strikes 1,700 Iran targets in 72 hours

The Times of India

US sailors trying to jump overboard amid extended Middle East deployment: Report

Mediaite

Sailors On Uss Abraham Lincoln Reportedly Take Desperate Measures Amid Months Long Deployment And Poor Conditions

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (.gov)

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SaltyGoat17

The Times of Israel

Multiple USS Lincoln sailors tried to go overboard amid dire conditions – reports

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Stars and Stripes

USS Abraham Lincoln families press Navy leaders over sailors mental health

Navy Times

Multiple USS Abraham Lincoln sailors have tried to go overboard amid extended deployment, families say

Guardian

USS Abraham Lincoln sailors tried to jump overboard amid extended deployment – reports

Lawmakers demand answers about USS Abraham Lincoln conditions as reports emerge of sailors attempting to jump overboard

NDTV

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The Jerusalem Post

US senators demand answers after reports of soldiers jumping from USS Lincoln

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The USS Abraham Lincoln has spent over 250 consecutive days at sea after departing San Diego on Nov. 21, redirected from the Pacific to the Middle East ahead of the U.S.-Iran conflict, according to reports.

The USS Abraham Lincoln has spent over 250 consecutive days at sea after departing San Diego on Nov. 21, redirected from the Pacific to the Middle East ahead of the U.S.-Iran conflict, according to reports.

Navy Times and Stars and Stripes reported multiple attempts by USS Abraham Lincoln crew members to jump overboard, citing interviews with sailors and family members about deteriorating conditions.

Navy Times and Stars and Stripes reported multiple attempts by USS Abraham Lincoln crew members to jump overboard, citing interviews with sailors and family members about deteriorating conditions.

Annabelle Loma said her husband attempted to jump overboard after repeated deployment extensions, telling outlets, "He's scared. He thinks he'll get a dishonorable discharge... his 13-year career is ruined."

Annabelle Loma said her husband attempted to jump overboard after repeated deployment extensions, telling outlets, "He's scared. He thinks he'll get a dishonorable discharge... his 13-year career is ruined."

At a San Diego town hall, a spouse told acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao that her husband had messaged her saying "he hopes he doesn't wake up tomorrow," according to attendees cited by multiple outlets.

At a San Diego town hall, a spouse told acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao that her husband had messaged her saying "he hopes he doesn't wake up tomorrow," according to attendees cited by multiple outlets.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal wrote to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demanding answers about supply shortages, water contamination and mental health conditions aboard the carrier within two weeks.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal wrote to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demanding answers about supply shortages, water contamination and mental health conditions aboard the carrier within two weeks.

The Navy said it has "not identified an increase in reported suicidal ideation or suicide attempts aboard the ship" and that mental health professionals remain available to crew members.

The Navy said it has "not identified an increase in reported suicidal ideation or suicide attempts aboard the ship" and that mental health professionals remain available to crew members.

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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.

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.

Ruben Gallego

Mike Levin

Mark Kelly

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.

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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Reports: Multiple USS Lincoln Sailors Tried to Go Overboard

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Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln are stuck past eight months at sea with moldy showers, broken toilets and rationed food, and some are so desperate they tried jumping overboard. Nobody signs up for indefinite deployments with no end date and grueling 16-hour shifts. Congress needs to step in and demand answers before more service members break under the strain.

Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln are stuck past eight months at sea with moldy showers, broken toilets and rationed food, and some are so desperate they tried jumping overboard. Nobody signs up for indefinite deployments with no end date and grueling 16-hour shifts. Congress needs to step in and demand answers before more service members break under the strain.

Signing up for the Navy means accepting hardship, and anyone who cannot handle a long deployment probably should not have enlisted in the first place. The ship's deck has no railings, so falling or slipping off is hardly the dramatic suicide attempt being described. This whole story sounds like it is being blown way out of proportion.

Signing up for the Navy means accepting hardship, and anyone who cannot handle a long deployment probably should not have enlisted in the first place. The ship's deck has no railings, so falling or slipping off is hardly the dramatic suicide attempt being described. This whole story sounds like it is being blown way out of proportion.

Reports: Multiple USS Lincoln Sailors Tried to Go Overboard

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