US commander says mental health is a priority on USS Lincoln
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Who
What
- Adm Brad Cooper says mental health is a priority aboard the USS Lincoln.
- The carrier has spent over 240 days at sea, a record uninterrupted period.
- Lincoln supports the war effort in the Middle East amid tensions with Iran.
- Sailors' families report concerns over mental health and conditions aboard.
- Debate over deployment length continues, with political figures weighed in.
Where
🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Health · language: eng
topics: Politics, Health · language: eng
When
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