Admiral Brad Cooper stated that serving in the Navy at sea for extended periods presents unique challenges. His comments followed a visit to the USS Lincoln.
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US Commander Highlights Mental Health as Priority on USS Lincoln
Admiral Brad Cooper emphasized the importance of mental health for Navy personnel during his visit to the USS Lincoln. He noted the unique challenges faced by service members at sea for long durations.
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US Commander Highlights Mental Health as Priority on USS Lincoln