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The American network CNN announced the registration of mysterious suicides among the crew members of the American aircraft carrier (USS George Washington), noting that these cases prompted 200 sailors to leave it.
The network quoted the US Navy as saying, "Among the suicides referred to, three occurred in less than a week."
Current and former crew members revealed that the nuclear-powered carrier was not ready for sailors and the environment on board was uninhabitable.
One of the sailors, who asked not to be named, said, "The electricity goes out frequently, and the sailors often live in harsh temperatures, in addition to the lack of food quantity and quality."
Former sailor Jacob Grella stated that he was so happy when assigned to the USS George Washington, but soon began to feel that the weekend was an opportunity to escape the harsh conditions away from that carrier and even tried to make an appointment with a psychiatrist on board. pregnant, but was surprised that he had to wait for 6 months.
Grella tried to explain to his superiors that such circumstances may be the reason for the recurrence of suicides, but his speech was met with negative comments from them.
The American newspaper, The Hill, revealed a week ago that seven mysterious deaths occurred within one year among the crew members of the aircraft carrier (USS George Washington), which angered lawmakers who demanded the naval command to open an investigation into the matter.
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