U.S. Congress concerns over Lincoln's 250-day absence

The American aircraft carrier "USS Abraham Lincoln" faced major problems after spending over 250 days on a long naval mission in the Western Pacific Ocean and the Middle East, without returning ashore for more than 200 days, setting a record for the length of deployment. The crew complained about food shortages, deteriorating mental health, and issues with water and plumbing, with reports of suicide attempts and military family protests over the difficult conditions on board the ship. Officials also pointed out that the United States plans to send the "USS George Washington" to replace the "Lincoln," amid growing concerns about living conditions on board and the future of the crew's mission.

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