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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.
Lawmakers are calling on the Pentagon to investigate claims of poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.
Sailors and their families have reported supply shortages, contaminated water, and low morale.
Steve Walsh of member station WHRO reports the carrier has spent more than eight months at sea without a port call.
After leaving San Diego in November, USS Lincoln had one brief port visit.
Since then, it has been positioned in the Middle East supporting the war effort in Iran.
That is a grueling pace for a carrier with more than 5,000 sailors on board.
Lawmakers are now demanding answers about the conditions on the Lincoln.
MSNOW and others have been reporting that sailors have attempted to jump from the carrier,
which NPR has not been able to independently confirm.
Senator Richard Blumenthal and other Democrats are demanding
that the Pentagon investigate shortages of food, toilets not working.
Lack of mental health care on board the ship.