U.S. Warship Sets Record at Sea Over 250 Days While Conditions Worsen

U.S. Warship Sets Record at Sea Over 250 Days While Conditions Worsen

The USS Abraham Lincoln, a massive Navy aircraft carrier, has stayed at sea over 250 days without stopping at any port—a modern record—while posted near Iran during wartime. Reports confirm food and water shortages, broken plumbing, and sailors trying to jump off. Trump dismissed these accounts, citing an unnamed retired admiral who called the ship "beautifully maintained."

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