A member of the House has commented on reports about the USS Abraham Lincoln. Rep. Pat Fallon expressed skepticism about these reports, which claim crew members are experiencing mental health issues and shortages.
The concerns are said to be related to the ship's lengthy deployment. Fallon made his comments during an appearance on a Fox Business program.
Further information about his statements and the situation on the USS Abraham Lincoln can be found through the original source.
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