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After more than 300 days of deployment in the Middle East, the warship Abraham Lincoln returned to American territory with an extremely depleted crew. The completion of the United States ship's long mission in the Middle East is reported by the United States Seventh Fleet Press Service, which transmits TASS. "The landing at Guam's naval base was the first in nine months to return to United States soil for the crew of the third air-cargo strike g…
According to the U.S. Navy, the Nimitz class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) arrived in Guam yesterday for a logistics stop after more than 300 days deployed
From Guam, it will take roughly 14 days to reach the U.S. west coast and its home port of Naval Base San Diego, California. That puts Lincoln within 10 days of breaking the post-Vietnam record for the longest carrier deployment, a mark of 326 days set...
USS Abraham Lincoln Reaches Guam In First US Soil Stop After Nine-Month Iran War Deployment
The USS Abraham Lincoln arrived in Guam on Saturday, marking the aircraft carrier's first stop on US soil in 303 days after a gruelling deployment that stretched from the Indo-Pacific to the Middle East amid the war with Iran.
The US aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln arrived at the military base on the island of Guam on Saturday after a long deployment in the Middle East.
The US aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln arrived at its base on the island of Guam on Saturday after a long deployment in the Middle East.
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