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Navy Acknowledges Strain on Deployed Service Members Amid Mental Health Concerns

Navy leaders met with families of sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln to discuss mental health concerns related to extended deployments. The carrier has been deployed for over eight months, with reports of sailors struggling with the pressures of service. Navy officials acknowledged the strain on service members and their families and committed to addressing these issues.

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Navy leaders met with families of sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln to discuss mental health concerns related to extended deployments. The carrier has been deployed for over eight months, with reports of sailors struggling with the pressures of service. Navy officials acknowledged the strain on service members and their families and committed to addressing these issues.

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Navy admits ‘significant strain’ on deployed service members after reports of worsening mental health

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Navy Acknowledges Strain on Deployed Service Members Amid Mental Health Concerns