Navy says USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli have ample food supplies
The Navy said USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli each still have more than 30 days of food on board, pushing back on viral claims that supply problems were hurting readiness during the Iran deployment.
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@thomasbsauerRT @USNavyCNO: Statement on Claims of Food Shortages aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli: Recent reports alleging food shortages…
@petehegsethThe @USNavy is correct. More FAKE NEWS from the Pharisee Press. My team confirmed the logistics stats for the Lincoln & Tripoli. Both have 30+ days of Class I supplies (food) on board. NavCent monitors this everyday, for every ship. O
@cernovichRT @PeteHegseth: The @USNavy is correct. More FAKE NEWS from the Pharisee Press. My team confirmed the logistics stats for the Lincoln & T…
@petehegsethRT @USNavyCNO: Both USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli have sufficient food onboard to serve their crews with healthy options. The health…
@thomasbsauerRT @PeteHegseth: The @USNavy is correct. More FAKE NEWS from the Pharisee Press. My team confirmed the logistics stats for the Lincoln & T…
@marionawfal🇺🇸 War Secretary Hegseth is calling out reporters for pushing food shortage stories about the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli. Navy Central Command says both carriers have more than 30 days of food supplies on board and that logistics
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