USS Boxer Denies Shortage of Women’s Hygiene Products on Board Ship
Summary
The U.S. Navy has denied claims that female sailors on the USS Boxer were running out of feminine hygiene products during its deployment to the Middle East. Navy officials said the ship has had several port stops, received mail deliveries, and remains fully equipped to carry out its missions.Key Facts
- The USS Boxer is a Wasp-class amphibious assault ship based in San Diego.
- The ship left San Diego in March to support U.S. military operations in the Middle East.
- Family members claimed shortages of pads and tampons and problems receiving care packages.
- U.S. Naval Forces Central Command’s 5th Fleet called these claims false.
- The Boxer made four port visits and spent less than two months at sea since March.
- Feminine hygiene products are available on the ship through the store and medical offices.
- The USS Boxer continues to be prepared for all assigned missions.
- Concerns about living conditions have also been raised recently about the USS Abraham Lincoln.
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