Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao recognized the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier following concerns raised by lawmakers regarding conditions during the ship's extended deployment. Cao stated that there were no fatalities resulting from what he described as a "small number" of mental health crises.
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Acting Navy Secretary Acknowledges USS Abraham Lincoln Crew Amid Mental Health Concerns
Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao has commended the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln in response to lawmakers' concerns about mental health conditions during the ship's prolonged deployment. He noted that there were no deaths associated with the reported mental health issues.
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