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Navy admits ‘significant strain’ on deployed service members after reports of worsening mental health

Senior Navy leaders met with the family members of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln last week, telling officers their loved ones are struggling to cope with the taxing deployment. Last Thursday, acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao, Naval Air Forces Commander Vice Adm. Douglas Verissimo, and Naval Surface Forces Commander Vice Adm. […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
Navy admits ‘significant strain’ on deployed service members after reports of worsening mental health
Senior Navy leaders met with the family members of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln last week, telling officers their loved ones are struggling to cope with the taxing deployment. Last Thursday, acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao, Naval Air Forces Commander Vice Adm. Douglas Verissimo, and Naval Surface Forces Commander Vice Adm. […]
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