During a visit to the USS Abraham Lincoln, Admiral Brad Cooper recognized the challenges of long deployments at sea, particularly in relation to mental health. He noted that while there have been reports of burnout and poor conditions, some of the issues raised were described as "old news."
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U.S. Commander Addresses Mental Health Concerns After USS Lincoln Visit
Admiral Brad Cooper highlighted the importance of mental health following his visit to the USS Abraham Lincoln, acknowledging the difficulties of extended sea deployments. He mentioned that some concerns about conditions on the ship have been previously addressed.
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