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U.S. Central Command Acknowledges Mental Health Challenges on USS Lincoln
Adm. Brad Cooper of U.S. Central Command has acknowledged mental health challenges aboard the USS Lincoln, which has been deployed for over eight months. Reports indicate several sailors attempted to go overboard, prompting concerns about morale. President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth have downplayed these issues, while lawmakers have called for accountability regarding conditions on the ship.
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Adm. Brad Cooper of U.S. Central Command has acknowledged mental health challenges aboard the USS Lincoln, which has been deployed for over eight months. Reports indicate several sailors attempted to go overboard, prompting concerns about morale. President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth have downplayed these issues, while lawmakers have called for accountability regarding conditions on the ship.
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