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Loma said he feared a dishonorable discharge would end his 13-year career. “That’s not fair, that’s not right,” she said. A 2024 Naval Postgraduate School study of 873 sailors linked worse mood to shorter, poorer-quality and more fragmented sleep, while a separate navy study from 2024 found 58 submariners averaged 6.6 hours of sleep a day during 30 days under way, with mood declining by the end.
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Loma said he feared a dishonorable discharge would end his 13-year career. “That’s not fair, that’s not right,” she said.
according to The Guardian — International EditionA 2024 Naval Postgraduate School study of 873 sailors linked worse mood to shorter, poorer-quality and more fragmented sleep, while a separate navy study from 2024 found 58 submariners averaged 6.6 hours of sleep a day during 30 days under way, with mood declining by the end.
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