US-Iran tensions: CENTCOM chief praises USS Abraham Lincoln crew’s resilience
US Central Command (CENTCOM) Commander Adm. Brad Cooper has praised the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln, highlighting their teamwork, resilience and focus on wellbeing during a visit aboard the aircraft carrier operating in the Arabian Sea. Cooper described his time on the ship as “awe-inspiring”, saying the crew’s camaraderie, professionalism and resilience reflected the strength of the US Navy.…
CENTCOM Commander Adm. Brad Cooper has commended the USS Abraham Lincoln crew for their resilience and teamwork during a visit aboard the aircraft carrier operating in the Arabian Sea. The admiral described the crew's camaraderie, professionalism, and low mental health case rates as "awe-inspiring" and emphasized the importance of prioritizing mental health in the overall wellbeing of service members.
Cooper's visit to the USS Abraham Lincoln marked the end of a 10-day Middle East tour, during which he met with US troops and officials across six countries. The USS Abraham Lincoln, currently one of the lowest in the US Navy for mental health-related cases, has been actively deployed in support of various missions, including Operation Epic Fury and the naval blockade against Iran.
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