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CENTCOM Commander Acknowledges USS Lincoln Crew's Challenges and Resilience

Adm. Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command, acknowledged the resilience of the USS Abraham Lincoln's crew during a visit amid reports of mental health and operational challenges. The ship has been deployed for over 260 days, and concerns have been raised about supply shortages and crew well-being. Rep. Don Bacon has called for congressional oversight regarding the situation.

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Adm. Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command, acknowledged the resilience of the USS Abraham Lincoln's crew during a visit amid reports of mental health and operational challenges. The ship has been deployed for over 260 days, and concerns have been raised about supply shortages and crew well-being. Rep. Don Bacon has called for congressional oversight regarding the situation.

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CENTCOM chief hails USS Lincoln crew’s ‘resilience’ but says not ‘all is perfect’

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CENTCOM Commander Acknowledges USS Lincoln Crew's Challenges and Resilience