US Navy’s 250-Day Carrier Deployment Ends—But at What Cost to Crew?

CLAVE 1 / 4USS Abraham Lincoln spent more than 250 days at sea, setting a US naval record for the longest deployment without a port stop.

CLAVE 2 / 4The carrier’s crew of about 5,000 sailors and Marines faced reported shortages of food, water, and hygiene supplies.

CLAVE 3 / 4Families of crew members raised concerns about low morale and mental health, with some sailors reportedly considering jumping overboard.

CLAVE 4 / 4US Central Command denied critical conditions but acknowledged the deployment was "challenging."

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