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Several sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln tried to go overboard during an extended deployment, according to families. The incidents highlight severe mental health crises among Navy personnel during prolonged missions.
Families reported that several sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln attempted suicide during an extended deployment, with some trying to go overboard. The incidents highlight a mental health crisis among Navy personnel during prolonged missions.
Multiple suicide attempts on one ship during one deployment signals acute psychological distress, not isolated incidents. Extended deployments separate sailors from family and home, but the spike in attempts suggests the conditions aboard or the length of deployment have become unbearable for multiple people. The Navy has struggled for years with suicide rates among personnel. These attempts during active deployment show the problem isn't abstract — it's immediate and dangerous.
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