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Apparently, the media is in an uproar over the fact that being aboard a Navy ship isn’t a Carnival cruise. To which an Afghan vet who lost both legs has four words: “How weak are you?”

The response was delivered on Fox News in response to a long-term to-do about conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been at sea for over 250 days due to the conflict in the Middle East.

In April, photos of military meals began making the rounds on social media, first prompting concern:

They were still a matter of concern after several media outlets made visits to the ship, including CNN, which acknowledged there had been some periods of gustatory malfunction, but that things had markedly improved.

From a report published Saturday:

At breakfast, our table had fresh fruit and vegetables — a recent development from the port visit. Iranian strikes had disrupted the supply chain through Bahrain early in the war, forcing a rationing period that sailors still talked about vividly and, then, a dearth of fresh food for many months. For a stretch, sailors told me, their meals were reduced to tuna mixed with noodles, or corn dogs. Several described losing significant weight. By the time I arrived, that had eased. Food was plentiful, if not gourmet: 17,000 to 18,000 meals a day, largely from frozen........

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