A War of Attrition Takes Its Toll on Mental Health The USS Abraham Lincoln has been stationed in the Middle East for over 200 days, supporting the ongoing conflict with Iran.
Concerns are growing about the mental health of its crew, as families of marines stationed on board have come forward to express their worries about the toll the prolonged deployment is taking.
Reports from these families paint a disturbing picture: food shortages, plumbing problems, and mounting stress as the crew struggles to cope with war demands.