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USS Gerald R. Ford returns home after 11-month deployment supporting the Iran war and Maduro’s capture

The 326-day mission included combat operations, a shipboard fire and repeated plumbing problems, and about 4,500 sailors returned home.

  • The USS Gerald R. Ford returned to its Virginia base after an 11-month deployment, marking the longest carrier deployment since the Vietnam War.
  • Approximately 4,500 sailors who had been aboard since June returned when the carrier docked at Naval Station Norfolk with two destroyers.
  • During the deployment, the crew dealt with a non-combat fire that temporarily displaced many sailors.
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The US aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford returned to the United States on Saturday after 326 days, the Pentagon said, marking the longest deployment of a US aircraft carrier strike group since the Vietnam War.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The war in Iran is now on its 79th day on Sunday, May 17th. Saturday was marked by the return of the American aircraft carrier Gerald Ford. The soldiers on board return to the country after a record 326 days. - "We make it an absolutely exceptional cinematographic operation": the very patriotic return of the American aircraft carrier Gerald Ford (International).

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The American aircraft carrier Gerald Ford signed the longest naval mission since the Vietnam War, with 326 days at sea. Between fire, breakdowns and operations in the Middle East, his return marks a contrasting record.

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Američki ratni brod "Džerald R. Ford", najveći nosač aviona na svetu, vratio se najdužeg raspoređivanja od Vijetnamskog rata u bazu u Virdžiniji.Ratni brod i dva prateća razarača pristali su Norfok, a oko 5,000 mornara čekalo je da vidi svoje porodice prvi put od juna.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Saturday, May 16, 2026.
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