According to a recent report on the US “War Zone” website, out of the 11 aircraft carriers currently in service, only 3 are currently deployed overseas. The remaining 4 are resting in Hong Kong, and 4 are undergoing maintenance. Meanwhile, the overall condition of the US military aircraft carriers “out of duty” is also getting worse and worse. Foreign media quoted sailors and family members of the “Lincoln” as saying that the ship has been sailing for almost 9 months and has been cruising in the Arabian Sea for the last 5 months to participate in blockade and attack operations against Iran. The long deployment time caused the ship's washing machine to be damaged, the shower room was moldy, and the toilet was unusable for a while, while the frequent take-off and landing of the carrier-based aircraft over 10,000 times actually polished the flight deck out of a hole. Due to poor logistics support, the “Lincoln” also implemented a limited distribution system of supplies several times. The sailors on board complained that not only was food scarce, they rarely ate fresh fruits and vegetables, but there was also a serious shortage of toothpaste and soap.

According to a recent report on the US “War Zone” website, out of the 11 aircraft carriers currently in service, only 3 are currently deployed overseas. The remaining 4 are resting in Hong Kong, and 4 are undergoing maintenance. Meanwhile, the overall condition of the US military aircraft carriers “out of duty” is also getting worse and worse. Foreign media quoted sailors and family members of the “Lincoln” as saying that the ship has been sailing for almost 9 months and has been cruising in the Arabian Sea for the last 5 months to participate in blockade and attack operations against Iran. The long deployment time caused the ship's washing machine to be damaged, the shower room was moldy, and the toilet was unusable for a while, while the frequent take-off and landing of the carrier-based aircraft over 10,000 times actually polished the flight deck out of a hole. Due to poor logistics support, the “Lincoln” also implemented a limited distribution system of supplies several times. The sailors on board complained that not only was food scarce, they rarely ate fresh fruits and vegetables, but there was also a serious shortage of toothpaste and soap.