U.S Navy Charges 19-Year-Old Sailor After Apparent Suicide Attempt Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln

‘Cruel, Heartless Men’: Trump, Pete Hegseth Turn on Sailor Who Jumped Overboard Amid USS Lincoln Nightmare. Now He Faces Punishment Over Desperate Act

President Donald Trump and his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are astonishingly adding insult to injury, reportedly punishing a Navy sailor over a suicide attempt. Critics […] ‘Cruel, Heartless Men’: Trump, Pete Hegseth Turn on Sailor Who Jumped Overboard Amid USS Lincoln Nightmare. Now He Faces Punishment Over Desperate Act

US Navy sailor who jumped from USS Abraham Lincoln faces disciplinary action

A 19-year-old US Navy sailor faces disciplinary action after jumping from the USS Abraham Lincoln, as his wife says his requests for mental health care and paternity leave were ignored.

USS Abraham Lincoln sailor could be disciplined for jumping overboard

The sailor could face nonjudicial punishment, a disciplinary hearing that is neither a criminal conviction nor a court-martial. The post USS Abraham Lincoln sailor could be disciplined for jumping overboard appeared first on Task & Purpose.

U.S Navy Charges 19-Year-Old Sailor After Apparent Suicide Attempt Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln

The sailor went overboard during what his family described as a mental health crisis. He was rescued and taken for medical treatment.

Sailor Who Attempted Suicide On USS Lincoln Now Facing Disciplinary Charges

As if this story weren't horrific enough, it just took an even uglier turn. As we've discussed here, with Trump and Whiskey Pete failing our Sailors and Marines so miserably that we're seeing our troops throwing themselves off of the sides of aircraft carriers, which, of course, has been dismissed by Dear Leader, Republicans, and their enablers on their right-wing propaganda network Fox. Now they're going after the Sailor who threw himself off t…

USS Abraham Lincoln Sailor Could Face Captain’s Mast After Overboard Rescue

A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln could face nonjudicial punishment after allegedly jumping overboard and being rescued, according to a source familiar with the matter. The sailor’s name has not been publicly released. Nonjudicial punishment falls under Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and allows commanders to address […]