Morale Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln, Family Members Say, Its All Time Low, Lack of Food
‘The morale is not good’ on the USS Abraham Lincoln, says Bonnie York, whose stepson is serving on the aircraft carrier in the Middle East (pictured) Bruce Golding Independent Morale is plummeting on an American aircraft carrier that's running short of food and other supplies as its exhausted crew wages President Donald Trump's war against Iran, worried family members say. Sailors and Marines serving on the USS Abraham Lincoln have told relatives about being served a half-cup of rice and two tortillas for a meal, and said the ship's store often lacks soap, deodorant and toothpaste, MS NOW reported Wednesday. Crew members are also worn out by working long, grueling shifts, with some rarely getting a day off, and described broken toilets, moldy showers without hot water and no laundry service for weeks at a time, relatives said. “The morale is not good,” said Bonnie York, whose stepson is aboard the Lincoln. “Apparently, the ship’s doctor or therapist said they need...
