Families of USS Abraham Lincoln Soldiers Complain: 'They Will Lose Their Sanity'

The families of some soldiers in the US Navy have expressed their dissatisfaction with the living conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, stationed in the Middle East. The living conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) aircraft carrier, which is currently on duty in the Middle East, have been the subject of complaints from the families of soldiers serving on the ship. The families stated that the difficult living conditions and prolonged duty period are negatively affecting the morale of the soldiers. The families of the soldiers expressed their concern that their loved ones on the USS Abraham Lincoln may make mistakes due to extreme fatigue. The uncertainty of the duration of the military operation against Iran has also contributed to the families' complaints. The difficulties in supplying basic food and materials on the ship have caused significant stress on the crew. The families noted that the routine 7-month duty period for the more than 5,000 personnel on the ship seems to have been extended for the second time, and there is no indication of when their loved ones will return home. The families of the soldiers drew attention to the harsh living conditions on the ship. The mother of a soldier serving on the ship stated, 'Morale is not good at all. Apparently, the ship's doctor or therapist said that they need to dock at the port soon, or people will lose their sanity.'