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A sailor went overboard last month off of the USS Abraham Lincoln, three US officials told CNN, amid reports of worsening mental health for crew members on the ship during an extended deployment for the Iran war.
American sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln have attempted to jump overboard amid a mental health crisis during their ninth month at sea.
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