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No supplies, a food shortage and dark thoughts: Families of sailors describe life on USS Lincoln

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By Mosheh Gains Verified, Phil Helsel Verified, Gabe Gutierrez Verified
| NBC News Verified
To hear one sailor’s mother tell it, the experience on board the USS Abraham Lincoln is like a “scene out of the ‘American Horror Story,’ where ... everybody’s dead, but they don’t know it yet.”
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Warnings of a possible shoulder-fired missile led to Trump’s secret plane swap, official says

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By Peter Nicholas Verified, Gabe Gutierrez Verified
| NBC News Verified
Catering trucks are parked at Air Force One on the tarmac as the motorcade carrying U.S. President Donald Trump arrives on the tarmac to depart Ankara International Airport in Turkey, on July 8.Alex Brandon / AP Aug. 11, 2026, 9:34 PM EDT WASHINGTON — Warned of a fresh Iranian plot to kill him, President Donald Trump huddled with senior advisers in Turkey in the final hours of the NATO summit last month to see how he would make it home safely, a U.S. official said. Just a moment.
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U.S. turns to war weary Ukraine for help with drone technology

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By Andrea Mitchell Verified, Gabe Gutierrez Verified, Julie Tsirkin Verified
| NBC News Verified
A Ukrainian soldier prepares to launch a drone interceptor to engage enemy targets in the Donetsk region of Ukraine on Jan. 22.Tetiana Dzhafarova / AFP via Getty Images file July 30, 2026, 5:17 PM EDT WASHINGTON — Now the U.S. needs Ukraine’s help. The world’s most expensive, powerful military is leaning on the world’s scrappiest fighting force for combat drone technology that’s upending the economics of war. Just a moment. We are getting your experience ready.
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