US Centcom Commander Raises Concerns About Sailors' Mental Health at Sea

The US Centcom commander has highlighted mental health issues among sailors during long periods of service at sea, with reports of multiple attempts to jump overboard from a US aircraft carrier.

17 Aug, 10:04 — 17 Aug, 10:04

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All not perfect: US Centcom commander flags sailors' mental issues during long service at sea

CENTCOM Commander Adm Brad Cooper visited the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier. He acknowledged challenges but stated the ship has low mental health cases. Cooper praised the crew's camaraderie, teamwork, and resilience during his visit. He emphasized mental health as a vital aspect of overall well-being. The commander wished the sailors and Marines a safe journey home.

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All not perfect: US Centcom commander flags sailors' mental issues during long service at sea

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