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Eight sailors in USS Lincoln strike group attempted suicide, US Navy says

Sydney Morning Herald - World ·
Eight sailors in USS Lincoln strike group attempted suicide, US Navy says

The USS Abraham Lincoln, with its crew of about 5000 sailors, recently set a navy record for the longest time at sea without making a port call.

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