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A distressed sailor who jumped off an aircraft carrier off the coast of Iran was having vision problems that impacted his work repairing helicopters \u2014 and his superiors didn\u2019t care, his wife said.<\/p>\n

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In fact, they “yelled at him,” the Navy serviceman\u2019s spouse told MS NOW\u2019s Priya Sridhar.<\/p>\n

The unnamed 19-year-old sailor who jumped overboard and was in the water for more than an hour has become the focal point of complaints aimed at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who is facing a firestorm over the excessive 9-month-long deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln.<\/p>\n

According to MS NOW, \u201dMany family members are concerned about potential exhaustion, low morale and the mental health of those on board, as the aircraft carrier\u2019s deployment at sea appears to have been extended twice during the ongoing Iran war, with no clear end in sight.\u201d<\/p>\n

According to the sailor\u2019s wife, her contact has been spotty with her husband and, after he was rescued, it took the Pentagon over four days to let her know he had jumped.<\/p>\n

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She said that the young man had repeatedly gone to his superiors to express panic that he was suffering mental health issues related to the overlong deployment. According to Sridhar, he also complained that his vision was impaired to the point that he feared he\u2019d make a mistake while repairing helicopters.<\/p>\n

The report notes, she said her husband \u201dexpressed concern that his prescription contact lenses had expired and that he was having trouble seeing and doing his job properly. He works on helicopters on the carrier\u2019s flight deck, and told her he believes it had led to accidents there.\u201d <\/p>\n

\u201cEvery single time he would make a mistake, they would yell at him, and he would get into a lot of trouble,\u201d the man\u2019s wife elaborated. \u201cHe would explain to them that he can\u2019t see because his prescription was expired, but they still allowed him to work.\u201d<\/p>\n

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