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So we have reached this stage of deployment fatigue in this current conflict.
Maybe they should make fall arrestor harnesses mandatory.

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I’ll hold the jokes on this one as much as I like to dabble on clowning the States lately. These guys and gals are going through the wringer right now. War of aggression or not.
A friend of mine serves aboard the ‘Mighty Ike’ (CVN-69 Dwight D. Eisenhower) and he said while their tour prior to the ‘Abe’ was one of the less enjoyable sailings he’s made, it seems a lot better than what he was hearing of late coming from the Abe.
 
Brutal. I hope those sailors get some reprieve stat. No one can go that hard for that long, especially with an actual kinetic threat. These are lessons the US (and us as well) learned a century plus ago in France and Belgium.

The lessons learned would hopefully be related to something about war time being different from peacetime ;)
 
The lessons learned would hopefully be related to something about war time being different from peacetime ;)
IF you want to make light about these guys suffering what is obviously past burnout and into operational stress injuries thats your prerogative. Should just drink the problems away.
 
I get the odd impression that the Americans are feeling rather hard done by and that it's really not fair for an opponent to shoot back and effectively at that .
The US (and it’s allies) had a almost complete monopoly on violence for several decades against basically any non-peer enemy (Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.) which they used to their benefit. Technology has shifted again making it so that monopoly no longer exists.

They still have superiority by a long shot, just now they aren’t invulnerable. That comes as a shock to them.

Just as it came as a shock to the British Empire when the Boers shot back.
 
A reminder that Iran and the IRGC has problems all of it's own making. Also ironic that the one country that could help them claw their way out of the well they dug, is also the IRGC arch-enemy.

 
A reminder that Iran and the IRGC has problems all of it's own making. Also ironic that the one country that could help them claw their way out of the well they dug, is also the IRGC arch-enemy.

A reminder that this channel is pure AI slop that pumps out 20 low quality videos a day
 
That site’s almost as entertaining as the Iranian LEGO channel! 😃
 

The day after reports of sailors jumping off of ships due to operational strain, voila



The U.S. is preparing to send the USS George Washington aircraft carrier to the Middle East to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln after an unusually long deployment that has fueled concerns about conditions for sailors, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

The George Washington's deployment is part of a previously scheduled rotation and was planned before lawmakers raised concerns about conditions aboard the Lincoln, according to U.S. officials cited by the Journal.

The Lincoln began its scheduled deployment in November before being redirected to the Middle East in January ahead of the U.S. war with Iran. Its aircraft played a key role in Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. bombing campaign against Iran, and the carrier has since taken part in the blockade of Iranian ports, according to the Journal.

But the relentless pace has taken a toll. The Lincoln has been deployed for more than 250 days and has gone roughly 200 days without a port call, a record stretch at sea, according to Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.



200 days without a port call. Brutal.
 
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