Too bad the story is a hoax, asshole!
Leave it you ignorant, gullible Trump haters to have an orgasm over something so completely fake just so you can malign this unbelievably successful incursion that has stopped the world's worst terrorist country from completing their nuclear weapons arsenal!:
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No, it is not true. The U.S. Navy has stated that sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are receiving regularly prepared meals and that recent reports of food shortages and poor quality are false.Meal Quality on USS Abraham Lincoln
Official Navy Statement
The U.S. Navy has firmly denied claims regarding poor meal quality aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. According to their statements:
- Regularly Prepared Meals: Sailors are receiving regularly prepared meals at sea.
- No Food Shortages: Reports alleging food shortages and poor quality are described as false.
Supporting Evidence
To reinforce their position, the Navy released photos showing:
- Full Plates of Food: Images depict well-prepared meals served to sailors.
- Abundant Food Supplies: Photos show food supplies stacked onboard, indicating sufficient provisions.
Leadership Assurance
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle emphasized:
- Health and Wellbeing Priority: The health and wellbeing of sailors and Marines are top priorities.
- Nutritionally Balanced Meals: Every crew member continues to receive fully portioned, nutritionally balanced meals.
In summary, the claims of poor meal quality on the USS Abraham Lincoln are not true, as confirmed by the Navy's official communications.
Actual meals served aboard the USS Lincoln:
US Navy Releases Photos That Refute ‘Sailor’s Small, Poor Meals’
—USS Lincoln, Tripoli Serve Full Meals Daily
Navy officials assert that sailors aboard USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli receive adequate meals, countering viral claims
By Marty Vergel Baes 04/18/26
"The U.S. Navy is correct. More FAKE NEWS from the Pharisee Press," Hegseth said in response to Caudle’s statement. "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," Hegseth said. "Our sailors deserve — and receive — the best."U.S. Central Command Adm. Brad Cooper also said Friday that the reports are "blatantly false."
So keep trying to spread your lies, loser. And I'll be ready to call you out for being such a lying scumbag!