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Why did a U.S. aircraft carrier makea port call in Pattaya? | Explained

Reports emerged in early August that many crew members were struggling with mental health issues after being stationary at sea for months, and several had attempted to go overboard

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Why did a U.S. aircraft carrier make a port call in Pattaya? | Explained

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Reports emerged in early August that many crew members were struggling with mental health issues after being stationary at sea for months, and several had attempted to go overboard

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Source: The Hindu. Published 3 Sept 2026, 05:16 am.

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