The US Central Command said the USS Abraham Lincoln has few mental health cases. This is despite claims of poor conditions on the ship.

The Lincoln has been at sea for over 260 days, supporting the war with Iran. There have been claims of supply shortages and plumbing problems.

Adm. Brad Cooper said the carrier's mental health record is good. He visited the ship over the weekend.

Adm. Cooper said he was impressed with the crew's teamwork and resilience. The Lincoln has one of the lowest numbers of mental health cases.

The US Navy released photos of good food on the ship. This was to show that reports of food shortages are not true.

Adm. Cooper visited the USS Abraham Lincoln on Saturday. He said the crew is doing well.

Adm. Cooper said many of the allegations about food and hot water are old. They have been addressed by the ship's leadership.

Adm. Cooper said the media has reported different views on the ship's conditions. But he found that many issues have been resolved.

Adm. Cooper said that even with good conditions, long deployments can be hard. Some sailors may respond differently to the challenges.

Adm. Cooper said that serving at sea for a long time is not for everyone. It is challenging and tough, and people react to stress differently.

There have been attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.

Adm. Cooper said he saw teamwork and resilience on the USS Abraham Lincoln. He credited the ship's leadership for this.

Adm. Cooper praised the ship's leaders for making mental health a priority. They have created a culture that supports the crew.

Adm. Cooper thanked the sailors and marines on the ship. He wished them well on their journey home.

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President Trump said the Lincoln will be replaced soon. Another ship is on its way to the Middle East.

There have been allegations of poor conditions on the Lincoln. These include food shortages and toilet problems.

The USS Abraham Lincoln has been at sea for over 260 days. This is a long time, equivalent to nearly nine months.

Sean Parnell criticized the media reports about the Lincoln. He said they are twisted and shameful.

Sean Parnell said the media is using the challenges of a long deployment for headlines. This is not fair to the military families.

Bonny Chu is a writer for Fox News Digital.