Severe mental health crisis aboard the USS Lincoln thanks to Trump and Netanyahu’s ENDLESS WARS OF AGGRESSION
Thu 1:27 pm +00:00, 13 Aug 2026 4
Source: https://nomadiceveryman.blogspot.com/2026/08/severe-mental-health-crisis-aboard-uss.html
Multimedia producer Andrew Brown has claimed there is a severe mental health crisis aboard the USS Lincoln, asserting that the Navy is actively quashing reports of the unfolding emergency. In a video published on Instagram, Brown highlighted extreme conditions facing the crew, stating, “They’ve been deployed a total of 271 days, 250 without a port of call. That’s unheard of … They have not been to port in 38 weeks.”
According to Brown, the crew is enduring severe supply shortages, moldy showers, and a lack of basic hygiene products like deodorant and toothpaste while eating poor-quality rations. He emphasized the severe psychological toll of the deployment, revealing, “Six people have tried to jump off that ship. The most recent was last Monday. When you have not touched land in 38 weeks, in over 200 days, things start to happen to you mentally.”
(As most of you know, my father was career Navy. This is beyond offensive to me.)
Multiple suicides and suicide attempts on the USS Lincoln according to Larry Johnson, a former CIA intelligence analyst and counterterrorism official who regularly provides extensive geopolitical analysis on the war.
pre-WW2 song – We joined the navy to see the world. And what did we see, we saw the sea.
We joined the navy to see the girls, but what did we see, we saw the sea.
We never see the Admiral, because the Admiral never goes to sea…’
The Pacific isn’t terrific, and the Atlantic’s not that romantic..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVYxekAaFRU&list=RDgVYxekAaFRU&start_radio=1
This song made my grandfather furious.
He was an Admiral that took fleets to sea in WW2 e.g. in the Atlantic Bismark action, Mediterranean Malta convoys. He gave Churchill his cabin on the POW on the trip to Augusta Bay to meet Roosevelt. The POW was sunk off Singapore the following year losing 800 sailors. He was still in Europe. He personally had alcohol banned on troop ships throughout the empire, commanded Murmansk convoys, based in Scapa Floe, until his nerves gave way in his 50s, in 1944 after five years at sea fighting wars, and took an ‘easier’ land based job in Bermuda as Senior British Naval Officer West Atlantic losing ships and men to German submarines until the day he retired. He had little time for the ‘Yanks’. We lived with him until I was 6, and was treated to some of his ideas on discipline, and his great kindness and sense of humour!!!
As he was carried down the stairs for the last time, he quipped that dead bodies were so much easier to handle than wounded/disabled. He has revisited on CCTV in recent times after I was discussing him with my family. Emotional bonds survive bodily death. To us children, he was just Grandad, with little concept of what an Admiral actually was.
That made me laugh a bit, because I keep singing that song to myself.
On a sober mote, these people are not conscripts, they had no need to join the services, so I have to confess feeling little sympathy for their woes now.
Pray. If enough pray to be rid of the Trump Epstein class they will be gone.
I don’t suppose it will stop the US from poking its nose into the affairs of other countries half a world away. Old habits die hard.
Of course the military is conned with the slogan ‘fighting for their country’, so perhaps at least a few hundred if not thousands are now realising how hollow that sentiment is.