Navy reports eight sailors attempted suicide during months-long deployment on USS Abraham Lincoln
The Lincoln, which is currently en route to its home port of San Diego, has been deployed for more than 300 days and will likely remain at sea for two more weeks before returning to the United States.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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The Lincoln, which is currently en route to its home port of San Diego, has been deployed for more than 300 days and will likely remain at sea for two more weeks before returning to the United States.
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