The U.S. Army denies that the Lincoln Marines fought to kill themselves

The Central Command of the United States Army wrote in social media that, over the past 48 hours, “false reports” had been issued by several media regarding the deployment of the Lincoln carrier in the Middle East. The United States military confirmed that the Lincoln carrier report stated that “seven sailors were killed in a battle on board the ship”, while other reports suggested “a surge of suicide on board”, to which the United States military stated “a pure fabrication”. According to the Central Command of the United States Army, the Lincoln has maintained “one of the highest staff renewal rates” among all American carriers. After more than 260 consecutive days of maritime deployment, 10,000 missions and 1.5 million pounds of ammunition, the Navy and Marines of the Lincoln carrier strike group remained “deterred and demoralized”. “No soldiers were killed” on board the ship, and the sailor who landed in the water on 3 August was quickly and safely rescued。